U.S. Industrial Supply Will Outpace Demand For Years, But Brokers Aren’t Worried

There's a lot more industrial real estate supply than demand, but brokers aren't worried.

International E-Commerce Growth A Wild Card For U.S. Industrial Demand

Overseas e-commerce might help sustain U.S. industrial real estate in 2021.

As U.S. Industrial Space ‘Evaporates,’ Secondary Markets Count Gains And Side Effects

Growing industrial markets are feeling the love. And hate.

U.S. Investors Flock To Irish Property Market Despite Investment Volumes Falling

Ireland’s investment market saw a 38% slump in the first quarter of 2022 compared to the same period last year.

UK Life Insurance Giant Takes First Leap Into U.S. Market With $4B Life Sciences Fund

U.K. life insurance and annuities giant Legal & General plans to invest $4B into a joint venture with developer Ancora to build life sciences in the U.S.

U.S. Patent Office Emptying 800K SF Of Offices At Its Massive Headquarters

The USPTO is handing back a third of its campus at a time when office owners have learned the GSA can't be counted on to save a troubled office market.

Amid U.S. Banking Crisis, CRE Has Interest Rate Hikes Top Of Mind

With inflation still high, the Fed will probably stay on track on raising rates.

U.S. Construction Industry Short Half A Million Workers This Year

The shortage imperils the federal government's ambitious construction plans.

REPORT: U.S. Offices With Biggest Vacancy Jumps All Have A Lot In Common

Smaller office properties suffered more than larger ones, but age didn't seem to factor in.

U.S. Industrial Leasing Plunges In Q1 As 'Recalibration' Continues

As leasing slows, developers are reducing their expansion plans and preparing for lower rents.