Industry Research Reports

To understand the current situation, CBRE’s global chief economist highlights two previous economic implosions, which took place under conditions similar to today’s but had substantially different outcomes.

A Timbercreek report identifies five factors favoring REITs this year, including an expected increase in allocations to real estate and resilient earnings growth.

The company’s latest financial markets report shows that economic conditions will support further growth, but at a decelerating pace. Trade policies and rising interest rates will be the main disruptors going forward.

Industry participants expect an active market in 2019, as well as higher acquisition yields, The Boulder Group reports.

A report by global credit rating agency DBRS looks at the impact on CMBS and other commercial real estate implications of the e-commerce giant's decision to locate one of its HQ2 sites in the submarket.

Such properties, if well-located and occupied by a credit tenant, remain attractive to investors even at this point of the cycle, Avison Young reports.

With the average community receiving around 150 packages per week, a structured delivery system is instrumental in keeping your operations organized and your tenants happy.

Although specifics differ widely across sectors, most major categories should continue to benefit from favorable economic conditions.

According to its Real Estate and Private Markets report, the U.S. economy was the world’s strongest during the third quarter with a 3.5 percent growth annually, despite a year-over-year decline from 4.2 percent.

According to a third-quarter report by The Boulder Group, the cap rate for the niche category increased by 22 basis points year-over-year.

A strong economy and job growth keep the German capital at the head of Scope Analysis GmbH’s latest survey of rental rate growth in 20 leading cities.

A recent CBRE report shows how the industry influences market fundamentals, the migration of tech tenants and the emerging tech clusters in the South and Midwest.