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For years, shopping malls felt like a fading part of the retail landscape, shaped by store closures, declining foot traffic,

What recent corporate facility investments reveal about where CRE demand is headed Corporate expansion decisions leave a visible footprint. When

For decades, office leasing decisions followed a familiar checklist: location, rent, amenities and layout. Today another factor increasingly sits near

A group of us just returned from the SIOR Spring Conference in Palm Springs, California—and it was a strong reminder

Coworking is making a comeback, but it looks very different than it did five years ago. The pandemic, combined with

Demography is the quiet engine under real estate. Buildings don’t create demand; people do. When population patterns change, the built

Commercial real estate cycles rarely announce themselves with a bell. They tend to reveal their turning points through smaller signals

In a recent episode of the CRE with CBC Worldwide Podcast – Conversations With Dan Edition, host Dan Spiegel sat

Institutional capital is flowing back into private real estate—but with a sharper lens and a more selective mandate than in

For decades, office demand followed a simple formula. More employees meant more square footage. Headcount growth drove leasing decisions, expansion