Industry Research Reports

A new Prologis report examines how anticipated changes in the components of supply chain costs could impact the sector.

A recent Urban Land Institute and RCLCO report elaborates on how the migration from the suburbs to central areas is reflected in residential development trends.

Northern Virginia remains the sector’s largest market, but the lack of supply in some major metros is expected to drive more growth in secondary markets like Phoenix, San Antonio and Austin.

Demand for the specialty product is likely to stay robust for the long term, Marcus & Millichap predicts in a new report.

Cushman & Wakefield finds that inventory in the office niche has increased by 5 million square feet every year over the last three years.

Bill Kauffman, senior principal at NIC, discusses the key findings of the organization's latest report on the industry. He also touches on the new recipe for a successful business model in the sector.

A wide-ranging survey by Building Engines and BOMA International takes stock of the industry’s varied responses to the digital age.

The latest report from The Boulder Group attributes rising cap rates in part to a drop in the average remaining lease term at some stores. Meanwhile, institutional investors continue to lose interest in the sector, which nonetheless remains healthy.

Two Prologis reports look at the risks that the new tariffs pose for the logistics industry in the United States and China.

According to the company's latest report, market conditions in the New York City, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., metros could have a significant impact on four of the largest REITs over the next two years.

A new Marcus & Millichap report highlights how modest development activity, healthy population and job growth in the Big Apple affected retail vacancies and rents.