Industry Research Reports

The median monthly price of independent living facilities inched up 2.6 percent from 2017 to 2018, while assisted living rose by 2.4 percent, according to data from A Place for Mom.

Commercial real estate executives say capital is still flowing into London and the U.K., particularly for those making long-term plays, but the recent decision to postpone Brexit is keeping some on the sidelines for now.

Accelerating data usage and large-scale cloud computing requirements fueled record demand for server farms in the U.S. last year, prompting a construction boom.

In a new study of 63 markets around the world, CBRE finds that 47 of them experienced a year-over-year decline in logistics real estate yields in 2018.

The first quarter saw net absorption of 2,934 units across 31 markets, slightly outstripping inventory growth by 294 units, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care.

Overall occupancy declined over the past year, as the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey continues to be felt, according to the latest report by Berkadia. Development is focused in the downtown core, where average rents grew by 4.3 percent.

Investors are caught between the pursuit of yields and the realities of a late-cycle market, all overshadowed by macroeconomic worries, CBRE reports.

NorthMarq’s first market research report on the sector found that occupancy and rent growth were on the rise in 2018, with transaction volume boosted by Opportunity Zones.

With property sales velocity increasing 5 percent nationwide over the last 12 months, a new report from Marcus & Millichap highlights how mergers and acquisitions are transforming the health-care system.

Cushman & Wakefield’s latest Hotspot Index examines 40 European cities in its forecast of where the flexible workspace trend will next take hold.

The group made up 26 percent of recent home buyers, followed closely by Gen Xers, according to a study released by the National Association of Realtors.