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New product deliveries continue to place upward pressure on space availability throughout the Philadelphia industrial market -
Class B office activity rebounding in New Jersey -
Law firms drive DTLA sublease drop - Down 24% from peak, yet still 269% above pre-pandemic -
Tech and defense industries lead office leasing activity in Northern Virginia -
Phoenix’s empty offices are quietly turning into apartments -
Miami Beach offices seeing strongest return-to-office activity -
What’s fueling the shift in Raleigh-Durham’s office sublease market post-COVID? -
Exploring lease rate shifts across Charlotte’s office submarkets -
Owner-User demand sustains retail pricing amid rising vacancy in Los Angeles -
Undesirable assets continue to inflate San Francisco vacancy -
Winners and laggards in the Silicon Valley office market -
April Port Activity Rises, But Tariff Questions Persist -
Vacancy lower in smaller industrial buildings within Greater Boston -
DFW’s shopping center sector – where did all the development go? -
Houston’s industrial landscape: Big-box vacancies climb while small-bay thrives -
Tech talent in demand: The top U.S. markets driving AI’s hiring boom -
Atlanta’s industrial pipeline rightsizing after record-breaking years of development -
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MSP office visitation is notably bifurcated by asset class -
Tracking the rise of tech and defense in Denver CRE -
Law firms lead office space demand in Washington, DC -
Strong start to 2025 for Manhattan class B leasing activity -
Demand disparity: Financial services drive tenant requirements in Chicago CBD with tech and consulting to follow -
Which U.S. office markets are seeing a class B rebound? -
Strong occupancy, stronger rents: Post-COVID realities in Fort Lauderdale industrial's market -
Miami continues to lead the next phase of industrial growth across Florida’s core markets -
Across the Philadelphia industrial market developers continue to scale down as demand drives shift toward 50K–249K SF projects -
Law firms drive largest YoY growth in Boston office leasing -
Tampa sees strongest office leasing activity in first five months of 2025 -
Hiring hustle: Chicago’s Industrial sector shifts into high gear -
Century City tops Los Angeles office market with unmatched rental growth -
Medium to large industrial users are the “sweet spot” in the Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market -
No case of the Mondays for Nashville’s return-to-office -
Sublease supply shrinks in NoVA’s top office hubs amid post-COVID stabilization -
Small space users remain active amidst low MSP leasing activity -
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Boston industrial subtypes react differently to economic shifts -
From expansion to equilibrium: Orlando industrial positions for sustainable growth -
Tampa Bay industrial availability is shaped heavily by submarket -
How Raleigh-Durham is defying national trends with robust growth -
LA office investment sales: A market shaped by shifting tides -
Submarket availability has yet to reach equilibrium across the Greater Philadelphia office market -
GSA lease cancellations drive further wedge between top and bottom quality of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia office market -
Why are job postings in Charlotte seeing significant shifts heading into 2025? -
Fort Lauderdale base vs. NER pricing difference sees significant growth in the past 12 months -
Manhattan lease terms surpass pre-pandemic averages -
Miami sees strong mid-week office utilization growth -
Windy city wired: Chicago’s data centers in bloom -
Industrial buildings in Greenville-Spartanburg are getting smaller -
Charleston's port activity rises amid shifting trade dynamics -
Selective confidence: U.S. office lending’s uneven rebound -
Active smaller space users drive DFW’s first quarter office activity -
Class B/C office properties in Long Island lead the decline in availability rates -
Fairfield County office properties see continued decreases in availability rate -
Leasing demand remains strong for small-to-mid sized industrial properties in New Jersey -
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Nashville industrial vacancy remains lowest among Southeastern peer cities despite high rents -
Rising rents and wages: The cost of a thriving U.S. medical occupier -
DFW’s industrial vacancy is much tighter than the averages suggest
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Construction timelines and development costs continue to hinder the viability of the Denver construction pipeline -
Shifting tides: How class B and C office availability reflects U.S. market recovery -
DFW’s office vacancy has improved, but it’s a mixed bag with newer assets -
Sublease Share of Total Vacant Space is Trending Downward in Boston
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