Construction industry faces a possible downside risk through 2020
Government and city level regulation and greater environmental awareness among occupiers are combining to make green retrofitting an increasing priority for investors.
Sustained demand overall has encouraged investors to look into alternative property sectors
Retail is still following rooftops - Markets with robust population growth outperform the nation
As traditional retailers move out of department stores, new types of tenants – from coworking companies to entrepreneurial pop-ups – are taking their place
We surveyed 1,000 parents of school-age children to find out how they intend to shop for back-to-school season. We discovered they’ve done their homework and ultimately parents will spend more, start early and save big.
Many of the world’s fastest growing ports have a surprising thing in common - they are all inland. And their increasing popularity means more need for accompanying logistics investment.
The latest fund close by Blackstone is a sign that investors are still eager for exposure to property markets over a decade into the current cycle.
Coliving is gathering pace in cities around the world – and Dubai is no exception.
North American multi-family investors are being drawn to Europe’s fast-growing sector.
To get the maximum benefits from the OZ program, investors need to hold commercial properties for much longer than is typical
Singaporean real estate investors have emerged Asia Pacific’s number one source of outbound capital in the first half of 2019, and their overseas deals are growing in scale and complexity.
In an increasingly tight real estate market, more and more investors are finding value in adapting obsolete buildings.
M&A activity has increased the sale and leaseback of casino-owned real estate, as casino operators sell off parts of their enormous properties.
Hotel operators have been buying firms focused on wellness in a bid to attract guests looking for healthy getaways
Our new research looks at the rapidly evolving global system of cities, the impact of the major forces of change on global urban dynamics and the implications for the real estate sector.
The jump was driven by an increase in both foreign and domestic investment.
Investment in global commercial real estate has cooled slightly this year after a bumper 2018 and caution amid political and economic uncertainty
Stunning images shared on social media have become a powerful force for travelers and hotels
Air conditioning is the fastest-growing use of energy, with 30 percent coming from commercial buildings
Can it be automated? If you’re not already asking this question, you should
An above-expectations end to 2018 boosted Q1 2019 performance, as office market dynamics firm before further supply delivers.
The Wing and other women-focused coworking companies are growing as demand rises for niche workplaces
Researchers are now telling us how light can play a big role in employee health, happiness and productivity
Workplace strategy is changing fast, but there are six trends we expect to last- and add value - even for the most traditional companies.
Amid a growing focus on wellbeing, quiet spaces are becoming an increasingly common feature of today’s offices
With tech tools becoming an integral part of the modern workplace, apps could soon be a crucial way for employers to keep their employees engaged — and for landlords to retain their tenants
Flexible space is reshaping global real estate markets. It is changing the way people think and respond to real estate.
Private college mergers are on the rise, presenting commercial real estate challenges and opportunities
Many universities have invested heavily in their real estate – but when lectures are done, the buildings still have plenty of potential to generate extra income
The largest private development in the history of North America is achieving office rents that are nearly 30 percent greater than the Manhattan market average
The arrival of 5G requires commercial property to be constructed in dense urban areas close to the customer.
Technology's steady march forward is changing our cities, with clear benefits arising in some places more than others.
Cities with the highest percentage of university graduates are increasingly on the radar of companies and investors.
