Industry Research Reports

In preparation for the new academic year, parents will dig deeper into their wallets for clothes and supplies than they did last year, according to a new JLL survey.

Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities are the fastest-growing part of the Post-Acute Care sector in the U.S., according to Colliers International.

The company’s annual survey also found that Millennial residents are the most willing to pay for green features.

The GSE’s midyear outlook finds that the industry is still struggling to build enough multifamily units for a housing-hungry nation, despite elevated construction starts.

Leasing remains robust, with no slowdown in sight, and new trends are shaping the sector, according to Newmark Knight Frank research.

A new report from the U.S. Green Building Council found that LEED certification for single and multifamily homes has grown significantly in the past two years.

The Urban Land Institute’s latest report details the effects, statistics and mitigation strategies of rising temperatures throughout the U.S.

A midyear update on financing trends from CBRE Capital Markets. Brian Stoffers, global president of debt and structured finance, weighs in.

St. Louis and Austin come out on top for relative spending power, according to a new study by JLL that looks at incomes for young workers across nearly 50 cities.

The flexible office sector generated 10.1 million square feet of activity in the first half of 2019, while providers like CommonGrounds, Spaces and WeWork continue bold expansion programs, JLL reports.

Top cities for energy efficiency and greenhouse gas-reduction efforts, ranked by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.

High demand, low supply and rising rents seen in the second quarter will likely persist through year’s end, according to Prologis.