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CBRE's 2026 outlook chapter: lab/R&D vacancy expected to stabilize at a cyclical peak of 23.3% as new supply dwindles and capital re-engages; construction near a 10-year low.
CBRE quarterly data note on US lab/R&D vacancy, absorption, leasing and venture funding for Q3 2025.
CBRE research on integrating climate-risk assessment with business strategy to drive value creation in commercial real estate amid expanding disclosure requirements.
Survey of APAC real estate CSOs on sustainability priorities, net-zero challenges, climate risk and biodiversity integration amid complex policy and regulation.
CBRE talent trends: US life sciences employment hit a record 2.1M in March 2025; Boston-Cambridge and SF Bay Area lead talent rankings. Substantial data shown free on page.
CBRE global atlas of life sciences clusters and real estate fundamentals across major innovation hubs worldwide.
CBRE analysis of how data centers can advance sustainability despite high energy intensity, addressing the AI-driven carbon paradox in the asset class.
CBRE finds real estate drives up to a third of APAC carbon emissions; green-certified office share rose from 44% (Jun 2023) to 51% (Jun 2024), with green offices showing higher occupancy.
CBRE annual US life sciences outlook: Q4 lab leasing up 28% YoY, positive net absorption, ~8M sq ft of new lab space due in 2025, rising concessions in Boston and the Bay Area.
CBRE's European life sciences ecosystems report PDF (9.3MB): lab space commands rent premiums over office; 43 of top-100 life sciences universities are in Europe; growing investor interest.
CBRE Capital Markets Conversations with the firm's Affordable Housing Vice Chairman on sector resilience, bipartisan policy support, and 2025 acquisition-rehab investment strategies.
CBRE report on PBSA demand drivers, supply-demand imbalances, the regulatory landscape and investment opportunities across constrained European student housing markets.
Aging population, growing healthcare spending and new technologies underpin 2025 demand; medical outpatient buildings positioned to benefit with declining vacancy and modest rent growth.
CBRE overview of the U.S. build-to-rent sector: BTR helping ease the single-family housing shortage, strong institutional interest, exit optionality, and accelerating domestic/global capital.
CBRE Netherlands viewpoint on how declining rental supply and policy measures are worsening the student housing shortage in cities such as Amsterdam, Utrecht and Groningen.
CBRE Healthcare identifies five trends—financial excellence, equity, site-of-care shifts, workforce enablement, and technology—shaping real estate and facilities strategy.
Healthcare practitioners relocating from CBDs to suburban traditional office buildings, following the work-from-home population shift.
CBRE capital-markets piece outlining MH/RV investment approaches (REITs, direct ownership, mortgage-backed securities) with sector performance context.
CBRE analysis of single-family rental performance, with tightening vacancy and decelerating but multifamily-beating rent growth across the SFR sector.
CBRE valuation advisory explaining why MH/RV properties require specialized valuation methods given depreciation, mobility and location factors.
Record data center demand in H2 2025 drove North American vacancy to a historic low of 1.4% while pricing rose 6.5% year-over-year amid constrained supply and surging AI infrastructure needs.
CBRE projects a gradual recovery in U.S. commercial real estate investment in 2025, with cap rates moderately compressing and industrial and multifamily assets remaining investor favorites.
Europe faces a housing shortage of roughly 9.6 million homes amid declining construction permits and rising rents, framing the investment case and policy debate for the living sector.
European real estate investment is set to keep recovering in 2025 as bid-ask spreads narrow, financing conditions improve, and international capital returns to the market.
European real estate investors face new climate-disclosure and retrofitting requirements in 2025, with sustainability-compliant assets commanding premiums and stronger financial performance.
Net absorption totaled 78,100 units in Q1 2026 and the national vacancy rate fell 20 basis points to 4.8%, with deliveries down 30% year over year as supply moderated.
Drawing on estimates from more than 200 CBRE professionals, the survey found cap rates stabilized across major property types in the second half of 2025, with most respondents believing yields have reached their cyclical high.
CBRE's investor survey points to surging appetite for data centers, fueled by AI growth, rising capital allocations and a shift toward hyperscale strategies.
The capital markets chapter expects transaction activity to broaden in 2026 as pricing stabilizes and the cost of capital eases, with income growth the primary driver of returns.
The data center chapter highlights record-low vacancy, mounting power constraints and pricing at all-time highs as hyperscale and AI demand continues to outpace new supply.
The Greater Los Angeles edition reviews local office, industrial, retail and multifamily conditions for 2026, noting the lagging office market is bottoming out.
CBRE's flagship annual outlook projects U.S. GDP growth slowing to 2.0% in 2026 and commercial real estate investment rising 16% to roughly $562 billion, with returns described as income driven.
The Denver edition reviews local sector conditions for 2026, with the office market expected to follow other lagging metros toward a bottom by year-end.
CBRE expects a continued flight to quality among occupiers in 2026, with minimal speculative development given oversupply of first-generation space and tighter construction financing.
Primary market vacancy fell to a record-low 1.6% as hyperscale and AI demand absorbed new inventory, with Northern Virginia leading on under-construction capacity and net absorption.
CBRE's mid-2025 survey gathered 3,600 cap rate estimates from more than 200 professionals across over 50 markets, indicating broadly stable cap rates despite bond market volatility.
CBRE's midyear review finds cap rates relatively stable despite bond market volatility, with incremental compression in certain sectors expected to materialize more broadly in 2026.