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U.S. office market Q1 2026 insights
Although U.S. office leasing remains about 20% below pre-COVID norms and 2024 levels — totaling 61.7 million square feet in Q1 2026 — momentum is building in key gateway markets. Availability has dropped for seven straight quarters to 22.2%, with 91% of markets tightening year over year, led by major coastal and tech-driven markets. While overall demand remains below prior peaks, leasing trends are increasingly bifurcated — some markets are seeing recovery across both high-end and class B assets, while others show more selective demand, with strength concentrated in lower-tier space.
U.S. office industries H2 2025 insights
A closer look at the data driving commercial real estate strategy for banking, finance, insurance, and real estate (FIRE), life sciences, law firms, and tech sectors.
U.S. data center Q4 2025 market insights
The U.S. data center market ended 2025 with continued inventory growth, yet demand still exceeded new supply. Leasing activity remained exceptionally strong in major hubs, with a notable uptick in absorption in emerging markets. The sector is still searching for balance as vacancy remains tight, supported by strong tenant demand and limited availability.
U.S. healthcare H2 2025 market insights
Private equity interest in healthcare investment remains constant, high, and rising, even as the overall number of deals continues to decline. This suggests that private equity firms are pursuing fewer, larger deals rather than a higher volume of smaller ones. Traditional office space is recovering from a period of elevated vacancy and availability, but it still trails well behind medical outpatient space, which continues to benefit from the strength of the market.
U.S. investment sales market Q4 2025 insights
The U.S. investment sales market recorded 30,425 transactions totaling $472.6 billion through the end of 2025 — a 17.7% increase in transactions and a 19.9% increase in dollar volume compared to 2024. While the multifamily sector produced the highest sales volume in 2025, significant increases within the retail and development/land sectors helped fuel the market to exceed expectations. With volume increases over the last three years, the same trend is expected to continue in 2026.
U.S. industrial market Q4 2025 insights
The U.S. industrial market ended 2025 on a more stable footing as national vacancy held flat for two consecutive quarters, marking the first period in the post‑COVID cycle without a quarterly increase. This plateau signals improving balance between supply and demand, even as the year experienced uncertainty tied to elections, trade negotiations, and fiscal policy. Stronger‑than‑expected demand in the second half of the year suggests the market is regaining momentum heading into 2026.
U.S. multifamily market Q4 2025 insights
Average monthly mortgage payments are 36.7% higher than the average multifamily rents across the U.S. — slightly down from all-time highs seen in Q4 2024. New construction delivery activity dropped by 24.1% over the last 12 months. Overall occupancy and effective rents remained relatively unchanged from 2024, as deliveries stayed elevated in 2025. California markets comprise 60% of markets seeing above-average rent growth and below-average new construction starts.
U.S. Capital Markets Q3 2024 insights
In the third quarter of 2024, commercial real estate debt origination saw a significant increase compared to the first half of the year, bringing the total volume to much higher levels, though still below long-term trends. Investment sales have remained subdued across sectors, but there are signs of growing interest from certain private investors, suggesting some market stabilization. A number of opportunistic funds, are preparing to take advantage of potential market improvements, with expectations of strong returns as conditions shift.
H1 2024 U.S. life sciences market overview
The lab/R&D market showed signs of revitalization during the first half of 2024 despite record-high availability and stagnant occupier demand. Most notably, funding into the life sciences sector received a large boost from venture capital investment, public markets, and the U.S. government which is expected to increase leasing activity in the second half of the year and in 2025. Moreover, construction starts for lab buildings came to a near halt, allowing the market time to absorb the newer product, which accounts for most of the lab/R&D availability.
