Trends

Boston’s Vibrant Development Pipeline Defies Office Trends

Life sciences are bolstering construction activity across the city. Read the market’s latest updates.

Julie Whelan, Global Head of Occupier Research, CBRE

Office Conversions Surge

Cleveland has the highest percentage of its stock targeted for repurposing, while Boston has the largest footprint, the latest CBRE research finds.

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Tenants Looking for a Sublease Can Take Their Pick

Fledgling companies and those looking for flexibility have a broader set of options today.

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What CRE Needs to Know About GenAI

Examples of how this technology can improve the way we work are everywhere these days.

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Why CRE Insurance Challenges Are Intensifying

Strategies for finding coverage when demand far outstrips supply.

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Return-to-Office Push Meets Hybrid Work Era

Companies are trying to bring employees back, while adapting workspaces to meet their evolving needs, according to the latest CommercialEdge report.

Manufacturing Rebound Faces Real Estate Roadblocks

Amid surging demand, suitable sites will be increasingly hard to find, according to the latest Cushman & Wakefield report.

James Cook, Director of U.S. Retail Research, JLL

Discount Grocers Stocking CRE Opportunity

Shoppers across all incomes now favor these stores, boosting demand for small-format, short-term leases.

Getting Into the Heads of Retail Tenants

Where do these companies want to be located and what do they want from owners?

Climate Tech Tycoon to CRE: It’s Time to Change

“Digging up dinosaur bones is expensive,” said Chris Sacca, founder & chairman of Lowercarbon Capital, during Climate Day at the CREtech conference.