Timing means a great deal when moving assets to net zero emissions

Feb 22, 2023, 14:32 PM by Dennis Schoenmaker

When it comes to cutting carbon emissions at commercial buildings, timing may not be everything, but it means a great deal. The longer a property owner waits to begin lowering emissions, the higher an asset’s carbon budget will be.
Timing means a great deal when moving assets to net zero emissions (data available)

Feb 22, 2023, 14:32 PM by Dennis Schoenmaker

When it comes to cutting carbon emissions at commercial buildings, timing may not be everything, but it means a great deal. The longer a property owner waits to begin lowering emissions, the higher an asset’s carbon budget will be.
Tech layoffs highest since the dot-com bust

Feb 10, 2023, 10:51 AM by Matt Mowell

Tech companies account for 40% of total layoff announcements, which are approaching levels of the dot-com-crash era. But many former tech workers are finding new employment quickly with non-tech companies, helping to boost productivity across the economy.
Tech layoffs are the highest since the dot-com bust

Feb 10, 2023, 10:51 AM by Matt Mowell

Tech companies account for 40% of total layoff announcements, which are approaching levels of the dot-com-crash era. But many former tech workers are finding new employment quickly with non-tech companies, helping to boost productivity across the economy.
The Unsung Hero

Feb 3, 2023, 15:36 PM by Daniel Diebel

Hardly any new retail space has been constructed during the past decade. Meanwhile, brick-and-mortar retail sales have risen as Americans spend more on experiences at places like restaurants, cafes and breweries. We expect a continued fall in the ratio of absorption to new stock.
Is retail commercial real estate’s unsung hero?

Feb 3, 2023, 13:09 PM by Daniel Diebel

Hardly any new retail space has been constructed during the past decade. Meanwhile, brick-and-mortar retail sales have risen as Americans spend more on experiences at places like restaurants, cafes and breweries. We expect a continued fall in the ratio of absorption to new stock.
Miami is more resilient to natural hazards than some may think

Jan 31, 2023, 10:45 AM by Matt Mowell

Just how vulnerable are real estate markets to natural hazards? We looked to Miami—a city associated with strong tropical storms and at the frontier of climate change—to analyze vulnerability. Going forward, CBRE Econometric Advisors will be using the power of maps to view real estate in a new dimension.
Easing of international travel restrictions likely to boost lodging demand

Jan 30, 2023, 14:39 PM by Matt Mowell

The return of East Asian visitors will be a plus for the American hotels, especially in Hawaii, major West Coast markets, and premier leisure destinations like Las Vegas and Orlando.
Older industrial assets will be challenged as occupier demand softens

Jan 9, 2023, 12:12 PM by Dennis Schoenmaker

Extraordinary industrial tenant demand amid historically tight availability has forced price-conscious tenants to older, less functional assets, but now the picture is changing. Tenants whose leases are rolling over will have abundant, amenity-laden space options, further disadvantaging older, less functional properties.
Big cities need all the apartments they can get

Dec 13, 2022, 08:01 AM by Matt Mowell

Multifamily demand is slowing amid worrying signals about the direction of the economy. Nevertheless, structural supply shortages remain and most major cities have plenty of headroom to build more units.

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