Brookfield’s $1B office defaults and $10B asset selloff reveal how rising interest rates are reshaping commercial real estate and property values.
From Amazon to global enterprises, coworking space is emerging as a flexible, data-rich asset class reshaping how corporations occupy space.
Tariffs are reshaping U.S. office buildout economics, eroding tenant allowances and forcing a shift toward leaner design, longer leases, and capital discipline.
Florida repealed its commercial lease tax, cutting costs for office and industrial tenants. See how this shift reshapes site selection and CRE strategy.
Billions in CMBS-backed office debt are underwater, but the balance of power is shifting. Discover how informed occupiers can use this moment to optimize footprint, cost, and flexibility.
With electricity use forecast to double and grid constraints tightening, data centers are transforming how investors and tenants define prime property.
Lenders are stalling $11.2B in CRE debt. Extend and Pretend. Tenants? They’re using the pause to score better deals, flexible leases, and leverage not seen in years.
San Francisco’s “doom loop” may be breaking. AI firms drive 5M sq. ft. of new leases, vacancy dips, and developers bet big on the city’s reboot.
New York’s 2025 CRE market is split: office market climbing back while industrial development cools. See what it means for tenants and how timing defines the next cycle.
In Q2 2025, U.S. commercial real estate began to regain balance. Explore how the office and industrial sectors are driving a selective recovery, what investors are prioritizing, and what these trends mean for corporate occupiers and tenants.
Learn how AI is reshaping corporate real estate. Forecast automation risks, reduce portfolio exposure, and future-proof your leases with data-driven strategy.
A $3 billion skyscraper amid 20% vacancy: JPMorgan’s new HQ shows how the office market is splitting between performance and survival.
