Industry Research Reports

Flexibility was the consistent theme among responses to a global survey on the future of work.

Soaring lumber prices have helped constrain multifamily development, according to a new report on the housing market by Marcus & Millichap.

For at least 15 years, developers have been promoting sustainable ‘green’ warehouses. Researchers estimate that demand for these facilities will rise, as well as for net-zero carbon buildings.

Cap rates for the property type increased while available stock declined, according to a new report from The Boulder Group.

Total net absorption saw its largest decline since the Great Recession, according to the firm’s latest report.

As buyers and sellers approach deals from widely divergent valuation standpoints, transaction velocity is stalling.

NMHC's Quarterly Survey of Apartment Market Conditions showed a modest rebound from impacts of COVID-19, though its Index of Market Tightness displayed weakness.

As losses mount and premiums rise, risks posed by extreme weather are drawing heightened scrutiny from industry stakeholders.

RevPAR in dense urban markets remains more than 80 percent below 2019 levels, according to CBRE Hotels Research.

A study from Middleburg Communities takes a closer look at the correlation between rental prices and economic pressures.

While the overall figures are discouraging, sector-level results indicate a divergence in sentiment, according to REBNY's latest report.

From 2010 to 2019, 1.5 million technology jobs were created. Only 58,000 have been lost in 2020.