For years, sustainability certifications such as LEED and BREEAM have primarily focused on the emissions generated during a building’s use through heating, cooling, lighting and ot...

Industrial development across New Jersey had slowed for six straight quarters before posting an uptick early in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, preleasing activity is far below peak...

Tampa Bay’s multifamily market is facing renewed pressure as new supply has overtaken demand, pushing vacancy rates above 10% and stalling rent growth.

Manhattan’s active office market is showing little sign of reversing course, even as New York City edges closer to a highly contentious election.

Orlando’s economy is outperforming the broader United States average despite a slower than expected pace of job growth and reports of declining international travel to the U.S.

Southwest Florida’s multifamily markets are posting some of the steepest rent declines in the United States. New construction continues to outpace renter demand across Sarasota, Fo...

Seattle's apartment construction pipeline has entered a clear downcycle. Roughly 13,000 units are now under construction across 62 market-rate properties. That compares to 30,000 u...

Retail real estate values are shaped by both economic conditions and demographic trends. It’s not just about having money circulating in the economy; ideally, you want lots of diff...

The multifamily market in New Haven, Connecticut, has seen steady demand for several years and a dramatic increase in construction. More than 1,800 new units came online in 2024, a...

The apartment market in the Boise, Idaho, metropolitan area has shown signs of bifurcation between newer and older complexes, but aged properties may be turning a corner regarding ...

The Denver area's multifamily construction wave is nearing its end, but the recovery is expected to be slow as vacancies continue to hover near record levels and demand cools with ...

Southfield, Michigan, is home to nearly 8.1 million square feet of high-quality office space, making it the second-largest concentration of four- and five-star buildings in the Det...

Nashville, Tennessee’s medical office market saw demand sputter during the first half of 2025, with net absorption — the difference between move-ins and move-outs — totaling negati...

The Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area’s apartment market is increasingly showing signs of bifurcation between newer and older properties.

Large logistics tenants in the Atlanta area are increasingly favoring shorter lease terms, seemingly prioritizing flexibility as the economy remains volatile and supply chain strat...

Industrial tenants remain active in Houston, but like national trends, net absorption, or the difference between move-outs and move-ins, has slowed from the record post-pandemic de...

Retail landlords in Tampa Bay, Florida, are poised to capitalize on a rare wave of availabilities, as national-level bankruptcies and store closures have brought new space to marke...

Seattle's apartment market has turned a corner. So far this year, demand has outpaced new construction, and vacancy has been trending downward.

Even in an environment with high capital costs, several large-scale hotels under construction underscore the confidence that developers and brands continue to place in California's...

Orlando’s industrial market is recalibrating after several years of rapid expansion that saw new supply consistently outpace demand.