Explore how life sciences real estate is stabilizing in 2025, with key market data, funding dynamics, leasing trends, and strategic guidance for corporate tenants navigating today’s complex, tenant-favorable environment.
Tariffs are reshaping U.S. office buildout economics, eroding tenant allowances and forcing a shift toward leaner design, longer leases, and capital discipline.
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.
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.
A $3 billion skyscraper amid 20% vacancy: JPMorgan’s new HQ shows how the office market is splitting between performance and survival.
2025’s commercial real estate rebound is uneven. CRE activity is rising, yet structural headwinds persist. Learn how leasing, absorption, and expirations are reshaping market dynamics across sectors.
The flight to quality persists, but for how long? With supply thinning out after a development pause, how can office tenants stay ahead as the market recalibrates? Learn more about the divide in property class and how to renew and right-size to optimize your portfolio.
Office towers are selling at fire-sale prices, but Big Tech tenants like Amazon are driving refinancings and fueling the AI leasing boom.
AI is reshaping office demand—fueling trophy tower leases in NYC & SF while gutting traditional talent pipelines and back-office space.
High-vacancy office buildings now make up 21% of the market, holding nearly 80% of empty space. Learn what this means for corporate tenants and how to optimize your commercial portfolio.
