Land-constrained logistics markets remain best-positioned amid heightened risks

Dec 14, 2023, 09:24 AM by Matt Mowell

Although higher interest rates and tight lending conditions pose systemic risks for logistics real estate, local market conditions, particularly the supply pipeline, remain vitally important.
Nowhere to hide from rising office vacancy

Dec 8, 2023, 11:42 AM by Matt Mowell

The effects of remote work on office demand are pervasive, but are especially pronounced in large, urban office markets like Los Angeles, San Francisco and Manhattan with high commuting costs (both time and money). But that's not the only group feeling the change.
The suburbs never went out of style

Nov 17, 2023, 08:51 AM by Matt Mowell

Since the early 2000s, more people began favoring walkable urban environments over traditional suburbia. Surprisingly, this shift to urban living did not cause CBD rent growth to outpace the sleepier suburbs.
What drove Austin’s ascent—and who is poised to follow?

Nov 7, 2023, 10:42 AM by Matt Mowell

A common question in the real estate forecasting business is: what city will be the next Austin? Austin has had a growing prominence of professional services, but other cities deserve a close look.
Debt funding gap arises in multifamily sector

Oct 26, 2023, 12:42 PM by Michael Leahy

We’ve updated our funding gap estimates in light of the dramatic run-up in yields since June. The funding gap for office has now increased to $82.9 billion, and a $21.7 billion funding gap emerged for multifamily properties.
Data paints nuanced picture for retail in San Francisco Bay Area

Oct 9, 2023, 08:25 AM by Matt Mowell

In the eyes of the international media, San Francisco has become the poster child for “the death of urban retail. But the media’s obsessive focus on Downtown San Francisco masks nuances in the broader Bay Area retail market.
Despite softening fundamentals, industrial markets will be OK

Oct 2, 2023, 12:59 PM by Matt Mowell

Industrial availability rates are generally below historic norms nationwide, but fundamentals are expected to remain soft through mid-2024.
The current office absorption trend is not new and that may be a good thing

Sep 18, 2023, 10:38 AM by Matt Mowell

Many pandemic-accelerated trends are reverting to the mean. Both e-commerce sales and industrial & logistics leasing have moderated and multifamily vacancies in Manhattan are again the lowest nationally. What about office leasing?
Insurance costs are no longer worry-free

Sep 11, 2023, 09:40 AM by Matt Mowell

Over the past few years, property & casualty insurance has become more expensive and generally less available as certain carriers have withdrawn from states like Florida and California that are seen to be most at risk to climate change effects.
Larger warehouses feeling the pinch from occupier cutbacks and spirited new construction

Aug 31, 2023, 14:09 PM by Matt Mowell

Some logistics occupiers, especially general merchandisers, e-commerce companies and home-improvement retailers, are cutting their space commitments. This is resulting in an uptick in sublease space, particularly for warehouses larger than 300,000 sq. ft.

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