PODCAST: CBRE Chief Economist Richard Barkham On Rates, Distress And Recession Outlook

Bisnow Reports speaks with Richard Barkham, the global chief economist at CBRE, which has delayed its prediction of a recession.

Height Act May Be on Its Way Out Anyway

Height Act elimination inevitable

Strong Job Numbers, Earnings Point To A Longer-Than-Expected Runway For CRE

Economists say changing CRE fundamentals due to slower-than-normal growth keeps the real estate industry humming along.

CBRE: Hotels, Retail Will Take Up To 30 Months To Fully Recover

Some sectors and U.S. metropolitan areas will recover more quickly than others over the next couple of years, according to the brokerage.

LEED-Certified Office Buildings Bring 4% Rent Premium: CBRE

Office buildings today need any advantage they can get in the work-from-home age. LEED certification seems to be one that can tip the scales.

Industry’s Low Debt Levels Could Create Safe Investment Opportunities During Economic Downturn

Lower CRE debt levels compared to the financial crisis could present opportunities for investors looking for a defensive strategy when the next recession hits.

New Tariffs Set To Intensify Already Soaring Construction Prices, Have A Ripple Effect Across Real Estate Industry

New tariffs could cause construction costs to rise modestly and dissuade developers from starting new projects.

Interest, Exchange Rates Eating Into Returns For Japanese And Korean Investors In U.S. CRE

Marcoeconomic trends are making it harder for Japanese and Korean U.S. commercial real estate investment.

Trade Threats Aren’t Impacting The World’s Most Expensive Office Markets

Contentious trade talk is having little impact on the world's most expensive office submarkets.

Interest Rates Up, Cap Rates Barely Budge

Though interest rates are up, cap rates on U.S. CRE haven't moved much lately.