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Cushman & Wakefield analysis examining the economics of AI data center operations, focusing on cost per token as a key metric beyond traditional power consumption measures.

Cushman & Wakefield examines how data centre infrastructure must evolve to meet the rapidly escalating power and cooling demands driven by GPU-intensive artificial intelligence workloads.

Cushman & Wakefield examines workplace transformation strategy, analyzing obstacles to previous initiatives and identifying critical success factors for workplace redesign.

Research examining the interconnections between Middle East geopolitical tensions, energy market dynamics, inflationary pressures, and their effects on commercial real estate markets.

CBRE research examining how demographic expansion in Sun Belt markets is creating increased occupancy and investment opportunities for outpatient healthcare properties.

CBRE Capital Markets professionals surveyed on sector valuation and income growth potential, with retail emerging as the most appropriately priced sector despite evenly distributed results.

Cushman & Wakefield research examining the evolution and transformation of data center real estate driven by artificial intelligence adoption and technological advancement.

Cushman & Wakefield examines the evolving retail parks sector, analyzing ongoing demand and the structural shifts reshaping this asset class.

White paper examining the regulatory and compliance challenges facing logistics and commercial real estate sectors from environmental legislation.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.49% in June 2026, up 8 basis points from May and 44 basis points since late February, while the 15-year rate averaged 5.82%, driven by market pricing of potential Federal Reserve rate hikes due to persistent inflation and a resilient labor market. The 10-year Treasury yield averaged 4.48% in June but eased later in the month to around 4.44% following a preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement that temporarily reopened the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping.

Trepp's article curates five research pieces on commercial real estate finance topics relevant to mid-2026, highlighting studies on CMBS issuance, CRE CLO market recovery, office delinquency rates, bank CRE risk assessment, and hard maturity refinancing challenges. The article reports that CRE CLO issuance reached $11.2 billion by early March 2026 (up 34% year-over-year), office CMBS delinquencies hit 12.34% in January 2026, and $76.6 billion in CMBS loans faced hard maturity in 2026 with 36% carrying debt yields at or below 8%.

GRESB and MIPIM survey of nearly 200 real estate professionals worldwide reveals that investor and lender requirements drive sustainability strategy adoption, with two-thirds viewing it as essential despite broader ESG criticism.

Capital Economics provides data and analysis on Asia-Pacific commercial property market trends, showing capital value declines easing in Q4 and assessing outlook amid elevated interest rates.

Capital Economics analysis of Asia-Pacific commercial property capital values, rental growth trends, and recovery outlook constrained by high risk-free rates.

Asia-Pacific commercial property markets showed stabilization signals in Q2 with a 2.5% year-over-year decline, though investment activity and capital value recovery are expected to remain modest.

Capital Economics analyzes Asia-Pacific commercial property capital values, reporting a 3.4% year-over-year decline in Q1 with regional variations and forward expectations for investment recovery.

Capital Economics tracks all-property valuation scores and appraised cap rates across US commercial real estate, reporting on fair value positioning and forward-looking trends.

Capital Economics tracks US commercial property valuations and appraised cap rates across asset classes, assessing fair value positioning and implications for investment activity.

Capital Economics analyzes commercial property valuation trends, suggesting the sector remains overvalued and indicating further price adjustments may be needed to support increased investment activity.

Capital Economics tracks US commercial property valuations against treasury yields and cap rate movements, identifying overvaluation signals across the market.

Capital Economics analysis tracking commercial property valuations across asset classes, with Q1 2025 data showing valuation score declines amid rising Treasury yields and falling cap rates.

Capital Economics webcast examining residential real estate investment performance and comparative returns potential across European and US markets.

Capital Economics assesses commercial property valuations across asset classes, noting improvement in valuation scores driven by Treasury yield declines and marking the first 'fairly valued' signal since end of 2021.

Capital Economics tracks quarterly changes in all-property commercial real estate valuations, noting stalled improvement in the first quarter despite Treasury yield movements.

Capital Economics tracks quarterly movements in commercial property valuations across sectors, analyzing yield changes and Treasury yield impacts on all-property valuations.

Research from NORC at the University of Chicago examines longevity outcomes comparing senior housing residents to community-dwelling older adults.

Research from NORC at the University of Chicago examines vulnerability outcomes for older adults following transition into senior housing communities.

NORC research examining the relationship between extended senior housing residency and care outcomes for older adults with neurodegenerative conditions.

AFIRE's quarterly survey of international investor sentiment and real estate market activity, capturing investor positioning and outlook across global markets.

Analysis of the Baton Rouge lodging market's stabilization trajectory, examining how industrial-driven demand and elevated ADR are offsetting occupancy pressures and supply constraints.

Analysis of the Newark Airport hotel submarket's recovery trajectory following pandemic-related disruptions, examining supply changes and passenger rebound impacts.