Commercial Real Estate
A real estate darling faces headwinds, at least short term
All good things must come to an end — at least temporarily. That includes the recent major expansion of the industrial sector. One of the
All good things must come to an end — at least temporarily. That includes the recent major expansion of the industrial sector. One of the
Retail real estate has seemingly been in a state of flux since its origins. Main Street gave way to the strip center, which turned into
Uncertainty breeds hesitation — and a cloudy economic and remote-work environment continues to obscure a clear path to recovery for the U.S. office sector. Leasing
The moderating “slowcession” economy has recently helped to cool performance within the once red-hot industrial real estate sector. Rent growth, while still a bit above
The U.S. hotel sector has been on a roller-coaster ride for the past three years. After fears of Armageddon became paramount for much of 2020,
Skies are darkening, headwinds are emerging and the water is growing quite choppy for the U.S. office sector. Stubbornly low physical occupancy and a decelerating
The nature of how and where Americans spend their hard-earned dollars continues to be in flux. Early in the era of COVID-19, cooped-up households went
Higher interest rates and an uncertain economic environment are beginning to weigh on the commercial real estate and mortgage industries. Origination activity plummeted during second-half
From a historic perspective, national-level performance metrics for the hotel sector have been surprisingly steady. In a given year, opposing patterns of peak business, event
The U.S. office-sector vacancy rate jumped by 30 basis points in second- quarter 2022 to finish at 18.4%, according to Moody’s Analytics data. While this