Commercial Properties in These Cities Face Growing Price Tag From Flood Damage
New Study Shows Risks of Climate Change
Nearly three-quarters of a million commercial buildings face a mounting threat from flash floods and rising seas linked to global warming, with potential damage to local economies ...
CoStar’s Pandemic Recovery Dashboard for the UK
A Look at What’s Happening Across the Nation's Economy
Gross Domestic Product
Traditionally Safe Net-Lease Sector Sees Early Warning Signs With Rising Inflation
Lease Signings, Sales Slow, but Deals Are Getting Renegotiated Rather Than Scuttled
Some early warning signs are popping up in a place real estate investors have traditionally considered to be safe.
Demand Surges for Rental Housing Far From Cities
Renters Stick to Rural Markets Despite Workers Slowly Returning to Urban Offices
The loosening of pandemic restrictions is triggering a nationwide surge of multifamily housing growth, according to construction data.
New York City Tops List of Most-Searched Office Space, While LA Reigns for All Properties
Houston Tops the List for Most-Searched Single Office Buildings, LoopNet Data Shows
The greater New York City office market may have been battered during the pandemic, but investors sure have been showing interest in leasing or buying office properties in that reg...
CoStar’s Pandemic Recovery Dashboard for the US
A Look at What’s Happening Across the Nation's Economy
Recovery Tracker
Apartments Closest to City Centers Lose Status as Rent Growth Hot Spots
Best Bet for Investors Is Now 30 to 60 Minutes Away
The impact of work-from-home arrangements instituted by companies fighting to contain the spread of the coronavirus has shifted demand for apartments away from downtown urban areas...
Foot Traffic Statistics Suggest Malls Are Stabilizing
Data Shows Widespread Recovery, With Big Variations by Location and Type
Though 2021 will hardly be remembered as a banner year for American malls, data on foot traffic suggests consumer shopping habits may be returning to pre-pandemic norms.
CoStar’s Pandemic Recovery Dashboard for Canada
A Look at What’s Happening Across the Nation's Economy
Gross Domestic Product
Commercial Real Estate REIT, Stock Tracker
Here’s a Live Overview of What’s Happening in the Market Today
Valentine’s Day To Bring Shoppers Back As Omicron Subsides
Americans To Spend $23.9 Billion This Year, Trade Group Says — the Second-Highest Total on Record
Valentine’s Day spending is projected to reach $23.9 billion this year, up from $21.8 billion in 2021, marking the second-highest year on record, according to the annual survey rel...
Canada's Exports to US Fall As Trucking Industry Faces Challenges
Canada's Annual Global Export and Import Values Reached Record Highs in 2021
Canada's exports to the United States ended the year slightly down from the previous month while goods the country was importing from across the border ticked up.
Port Congestion Worsens in Some Markets Despite Efforts To Cut Delays
Port of Long Beach Makes Progress Over Past Month, While Houston’s Delays Increase
Governments and shipping companies have made uneven progress easing costly container ship delays as congestion spreads from the nation's largest ports on the West Coast to cargo ga...
Bank Branch Closings Hit Another Record High
Shift to Mobile Transactions During Pandemic Reduces Need for Limited-Service Locations
Last year produced another record-high number of bank branch closings with 3,601 locations shutting their doors, according to Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. data.
Inflation in Canada Hits 30-Year High
Home and Mortgage Insurance Sees Sharp Uptick
It is starting to look like 1991, at least as far as inflation goes. Statistics Canada said the consumer price index jumped 4.8% in December on a year-over-year basis, marking the ...
Sparsely Populated Regions Grow as People Move to More Affordable Areas
Vermont and South Dakota Gain More Arrivals, While New Jersey and Illinois See More People Leave
An annual study that tracks where — and why — Americans are moving found people flocking to states and cities with lower populations.
A Look at What Many Got Wrong, and What That Might Mean for the Coming Year
Last Year Was Filled With Unexpected Economic Developments. But Will They Be Permanent?
For the second straight year, the U.S. economy was largely determined by effects of the pandemic. CoStar News looked at five key charts that defied early predictions for 2021. It r...
Property Investors Spent More Than $1 in Every $3 on Apartments in Fourth Quarter
Rent Increases Boosted Investor Demand, According to CoStar Analysis
Multifamily property sales surged in the second half of 2021 and accounted for more than $1 out of every $3 spent in the fourth quarter, according to preliminary CoStar data.
Biotech Construction Not Keeping Pace With Rapidly Rising Nationwide Demand
Development of Life Science Space Outpaced by Sector's Rapid Growth
Escalating demand for new life science laboratory space is outpacing speculative construction in one of the nation’s fastest-growing types of commercial real estate.
Eviction Filings Higher After End of Federal Moratorium
Landlords File More Court Cases, Though Numbers Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
The number of evictions filed has been on the rise since a Supreme Court decision this past summer that effectively ended the federal government's yearlong ban on residential evict...