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Boost in US Manufacturing Spurs Construction Boom

New developments surged to more than 400 million square feet, according to the latest CommercialEdge report.

REITWeek Special Report: REITs Get Real in Close-Up Sessions

Some 90 companies across all property types presented.

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Best Practices for AI and Data Integration: CRE Leaders Weigh In

Applying artificial intelligence to decision-making does not simply mean “data in and miracles out.”

174 Cabot St., a small industrial facility in West Babylon, N.Y.

The Case for Last-Mile Facilities

Fundamentals are propelling this niche ahead of traditional product. Here’s why.

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CBRE Panel: Clearer Skies, But Office Still Cloudy

While short-term hurdles remain, the CRE sector appears poised for long-term gains.

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Law Firm Office Leasing Continues to Rise

By at least three metrics, commitments from the legal sector are moving in positive directions.

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Deal-Thirsty Investors Are Still Waiting for CRE Distress

Opportunistic buyers cool their heels in frustration as lenders and borrowers try to hang on for an improved financing market.

Avison Young employees during the Day of Giving, a company initiative. Avison Young is taking DEI seriously, and has done so before it became a buzzword. Image courtesy of Avison Young

CRE Brokerage and the Talent Dilemma

How firms are keeping the right mix of employees during challenging times.

Renderings of Nexus San Leandro, a renovation of a Bay Area industrial facility built in the 1960s.

How Logistics Developers Can Surmount Inventory Hurdles

Should you build from the ground up or retrofit an older facility? Each option has its upsides.

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Office Distress Risks Are Rising

Many markets are under pressure from stagnant demand and declining DSCRs, the latest CommercialEdge report shows.