Houston’s office market continues to grapple with elevated vacancy rates, which hit 25% by mid-2024 — a 190-basis-point increase year-over-year — to rank third nationally behind Austin, Texas, and San Francisco, according to the latest…
According to the latest CommercialEdge national industrial report, ground has been broken on 145.3 million square feet of industrial space so far in 2024, putting this year on track to match the 195.8 million square…
In September 2024, life sciences hubs have experienced some of the highest year-over-year hikes in office vacancy rates, in part due to a glut of lab and office space in life sciences properties built over…
San Francisco continues to hold its position as the West Coast’s most expensive office market with asking rents averaging $66.93 per square foot — just behind Manhattan — according to the latest CommercialEdge national office…
Despite record supply and economic uncertainty, the distribution and warehousing sector remains resilient. While the pandemic-driven e-commerce boom is well in the rear-view, distribution still dominated the largest industrial projects delivered so far in 2024.…
As the office market continues to deal with low demand since the widespread adoption of remote work, some building owners are looking toward alternative ways of covering overheads and boosting the profitability of their properties.…
The national industrial real estate market saw in-place rents increase by 7.3% year-over-year (Y-o-Y) to an average of $8.15 per square foot in July, marking an 11-cent rise from June, according to CommercialEdge’s latest Industrial…
For the first time in years, southern California’s industrial markets are showing signs of softness, as highlighted by CommericalEdge’s latest industrial market report. The record levels of supply — followed by a more recent period…
We ranked the best cities for mixing working from home (WFH) with working from the office (WFO) based on a set of metrics relevant to each work model. From Florida to Washington and everywhere in…
The space currently under construction nationally adds up to an expansion of current stocks of only 1.1%, as high lending rates and low demand continues lowering office space development.
