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.
Industrial Sales Remain Level Despite Headwinds
Year-to-date industrial transactions now total $33.8 billion, which is on par with sales in the same period of 2024 and 2023, showcasing the sector’s durability even in the face of trade and policy headwinds.
Peaking Loan Maturities Push Office Sale Prices Down
What is the office real estate outlook for the largest office markets in the U.S. in August? Read the highlights and deep dives in our full monthly U.S. office markets report.
Santa Clara, Berkeley & Tempe Lead Among Western Innovation Hubs
When a region concentrates skilled professionals in fields like technology, science, and engineering—and pairs that with strong training and employment infrastructure—it builds a powerful engine for broader innovation and economic growth.
Industrial Supply Returns to Pre-2020 Levels
With vacancies reaching a decade high of 9%, industrial real estate is pivoting toward manufacturing and data centers, although these asset types may also face headwinds due to new legislation.
Sluggish Job Growth & Loan Maturities Compound Office Sector Struggles
Office vacancy rates remain high as the national supply pipeline hits a new low and the office sector braces for $290 billion in loans hitting maturity.
STEM Student Density & Talent Inflows Propel Ann Arbor to Top of Midwest Innovation Rankings
When an area displays a significant concentration of skilled professionals — particularly in fields like technology, science and engineering — along with the infrastructure to develop and employ top talent, it creates a powerful engine for economic growth and innovation on a much larger scale.
The Greenest Offices in the U.S.: D.C. & California Markets Continue to Lead in Sustainability
Sustainability has become a critical factor in today’s commercial real estate, moving beyond a simple add-on. That’s because the understanding that greener buildings translate to substantial reductions in operating costs through energy and water efficiency has become paramount.
Discover the best primary and secondary office markets for green workspaces across the U.S., based on LEED score, energy efficiency and CO2 emissions.
Industrial Markets Navigate Changes Amid Tariff Tensions and Supply Shifts
Tariff uncertainty continues to impact the industrial sector and ripple through supply chains, as market conditions shift
Conversion Momentum Builds as Rising Vacancies Push Cities Toward Adaptive Reuse
Record office vacancies are creating opportunities for building owners to repurpose vacant spaces and for cities to combat housing shortages.
Austin’s Talent Development Secures Top Spot Among Southern Innovation Hubs
When an area displays a significant concentration of skilled professionals — particularly in fields like technology, science and engineering — along with the infrastructure to develop and employ top talent, it creates a powerful engine for economic growth and innovation on a much larger scale.
