Commercial Real Estate Reports
Monthly reports tracking key trends across the country’s top office and industrial real estate markets: Keeping an eye on lease rates, vacancy, sale transactions, and development pipelines, as well as offering insights into the possible effects of significant recent news and industry trends on market evolution in the near future.
Manhattan Office Sales Hit $2.9B in Q3, Trophy Office Leasing Reaches $101/Sq.Ft.
Executive Summary Office sales volume drops 34% y-o-y, closes Q3 at $2.9 billion The average sales price per square foot reaches a 4-year high of $1,676 Largest Q3…
Metro-to-Metro Migration: Which US Metro Areas Are Winning?
Top U.S. Cities Add 682 Million Square Feet of Office Space in 10 Years
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Fastest Declining Jobs in the US
While some business sector occupations are losing workers at significant rates, some of these declining jobs have seen important income gains.
Five Small Businesses That Would Most Benefit From Renting Storage Space
Many businesses are in constant need of easily accessible, affordable storage space. Whether you’re a building contractor with a lot of tools, or you have a crafting business…
Are You Living in One of the Cities Where Commuting Time Increased the Most or Least?
3 Coworking Spaces for the Film Industry Enthusiasts
Coworking hubs offer a fantastic alternative for individuals who value a vibrant community atmosphere, a well-equipped professional setting, and remote working opportunities. These shared office spaces have become…
Manhattan Office Sales in Q2 2019 Just Short of $2B, Trophy Office Space Leases Hit $94/Sq.Ft.
Executive Summary Office sales volume drops 26% y-o-y, closes Q2 at $1.9 billion Average sale prices drop to $556/sq.ft., lowest in five years Google buys Milk Building for…
Healthcare and Business Occupations Top the Fastest Growing Jobs in the US
Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we looked at the fastest growing jobs over the last 10 years. Interestingly, there has been virtually no change in where jobs are located on a state level from 2009 and 2018, even though California alone added almost 2.5 million jobs across all industries.
Ranked: Best 20 US Cities for Startups and Entrepreneurs
Startups create most of the new jobs in this country every year, having a direct impact on the economy of the cities they choose as their homes. From “nonemployer firms,” in which the owners wear all the hats, to unicorn exits that revolutionize industries, they all, in turn, depend on the business environment in which they grow. Read on to find out which 20 U.S. cities stand out as the most fertile ground for startups, and learn about their particular strengths.
