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Bisnow Reports speaks with Richard Barkham, the global chief economist at CBRE, which has delayed its prediction of a recession.
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Height Act elimination inevitable
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Economists say changing CRE fundamentals due to slower-than-normal growth keeps the real estate industry humming along.
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Some sectors and U.S. metropolitan areas will recover more quickly than others over the next couple of years, according to the brokerage.
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Despite the slowdown, the largest in two years, CBRE sees tenants in the market pushing up leasing by year's end.
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CBRE predicts increased vacancy for office and industrial properties as retail availability bottoms out.
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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.
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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 could cause construction costs to rise modestly and dissuade developers from starting new projects.
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Marcoeconomic trends are making it harder for Japanese and Korean U.S. commercial real estate investment.
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