Commercial real estate experts nailed many of their 2021 preictions. Here's what they got wrong, and what they could've never expected.
Biomanufacturing is the life sciences industry's latest trendy play, but building the facilities is a long, risky process, industry experts said.
Life sciences rents have surpassed $100 per SF triple-net in Boston, while vacancies in select submarkets sit as low as 0.1%, a new CBRE report finds.
Dallas office market is seeing leasing levels not experienced in more than two decades.
Approximately 35M SF of active tenant requirements are searching for space in Greater Boston's increasingly tight industrial market, according to CBRE.
Investor demand has already seen building sales more than double from the first quarter of 2021.
Hotels are heading into 2022 on an optimistic note, despite labor and inflation headwinds.
Parkway Properties is asking Atlanta for permission to turn the former United Way building into an apartment tower.
Aprio is moving from the iconic Queen tower at Concourse Corporate Center.
Philadelphia has built its current life sciences boom on innovations in cell and gene therapy, but other markets are on the city's heels.
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