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NAIOP Research Foundation report examining the economic benefits of commercial construction across industrial, retail, hospitality, office, and institutional multifamily asset classes in Canada.
NAIOP research examining how development and construction of commercial real estate assets generates economic growth across U.S. states and nationally.
Research analyzing the economic contributions and growth impacts of commercial real estate development and construction activity across U.S. office, industrial, warehouse, and retail sectors.
NAIOP Research Foundation commissioned study examining mid-2020 economic conditions and second quarter shocks' influence on commercial real estate development.
Analysis of the economic contributions of U.S. commercial real estate development and operations across office, industrial, warehouse, and retail sectors to employment and GDP.
NAIOP's sentiment index for commercial real estate respondents reached 52, reflecting modest optimism about market conditions in the coming year.
Analysis of census data revealing changes in U.S. metropolitan population growth trends driven by immigration patterns.
Article exploring how developers can leverage stacked incentives and tax credits for projects in underserved markets.
NAIOP Research Foundation study measuring the economic contribution and growth generated by commercial real estate development and construction across U.S. office, industrial, warehouse, and retail sectors.
Research directors and Distinguished Fellows discuss trends shaping the short-term and long-term outlook for commercial real estate in Canada and the U.S.
Analysis of multifamily housing's economic impact and contribution to the U.S. economy.
The Consumer Confidence Index rose from 90.6 to 91.2 in June 2026, driven by improved business conditions and declining oil prices, though consumer views of the labor market weakened with the share reporting jobs as "hard to get" reaching a five-and-a-half-year high at 22.5%. The Present Situation Index fell to 116.4 while the Expectation Index rose to 74.4, marking the seventeenth consecutive month below the 80 threshold often associated with recession signals within a year.
Nareit analysis of REIT performance and commercial real estate market conditions heading into 2018, noting strong GDP growth, sustained demand across property types, and rising occupancy and rents.
Nareit economist analyzes economic growth trends in the first half of 2019 and their impact on commercial real estate markets and REIT performance.
Nareit's research team reviews macroeconomic conditions, REIT returns and operational performance at mid-year, including historical performance during high inflation and portfolio diversification analysis.
Nareit analysis of economic and real estate indicators projecting continued growth and improving REIT earnings across GDP, labor, housing, and commercial real estate sectors.
Luxury U.S. home prices are up 4.7% year over year, compared to a 1.5% increase in non luxury prices, as homebuying demand from affluent people continues to outpace demand from average Americans. High-end buyers are more active partly because they’re less sensitive to high mortgage rates and today’s economic…
CRMLS, the largest real estate listing service in the country, just gave home sellers a more flexible way to bring their home to the market before it is broadly launched across the internet. With a new Limited Exposure Coming Soon option, home sellers can ask their agent to market their home as a Coming Soon […]…
Construction job openings in the United States increased to 298,000 in May 2026, up from 266,000 in April and 222,000 a year prior, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey cited by the National Association of Home Builders. The construction job openings rate rose to 3.5% in May compared to 2.6% a year earlier, though current levels remain lower than three years ago due to weakness in residential construction partially offset by gains in nonresidential sectors such as data center construction.
Monthly commercial real estate market analysis tracking U.S. labor market trends including April job growth, unemployment rates, and sector-specific employment shifts.
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun discusses the actual impact of distressed properties on the housing market.
NAR economists analyze Federal Reserve policy implications for mortgage rates, highlighting inflation dynamics, rental trends, productivity gains, and energy market factors affecting real estate financing.
National Association of Realtors reports pending home sales increased 3.8% month-over-month and 4.8% year-over-year in May, with gains across all four U.S. regions.
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun presents analysis of residential real estate conditions and economic trends at the Residential Issues and Trends Forum.
First-time buyer participation reaches its highest level since mid-2020, driven by improved inventory levels and declining inspection waivers in the residential market.
Regularly updated survey tracking weekly mortgage application volumes and trends from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Dr. Sam Chandan's analysis of rental housing market conditions and trends for spring 2026.
The article examines the U.S. federal government's fiscal situation in Q1 2026, reporting that federal interest payments reached $305 billion for the quarter while tax receipts fell to $939 billion, with the ratio of interest payments to tax receipts worsening to 32.5%, and the Debt-to-GDP ratio edging up to 122.6%. The author argues that rather than implementing fiscal reforms, the Federal Reserve and government are pursuing a strategy of allowing higher nominal economic growth and moderate inflation (3-5% range) to gradually reduce the debt burden, despite inflation accelerating above the Fed's 2% target and core measures reaching their worst levels since mid-2023.
RCLCO's 2025 Year-End Sentiment Survey assesses current real estate market conditions as stressed but with improving forward expectations across the industry.
RCLCO's Real Estate Market Index tracks sentiment volatility across real estate markets driven by economic uncertainty and shifting market conditions.
RCLCO's long-running Sentiment Survey examines real estate market conditions and sentiment across the U.S., showing recovery signs in early 2024.
RCLCO's long-running Sentiment Survey examines U.S. real estate market conditions and sentiment trends amid economic uncertainty and volatility.
RCLCO's Sentiment Survey tracks U.S. real estate market conditions and reports unprecedented volatility in sentiment metrics amid economic uncertainty.
RCLCO's Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey tracks confidence in U.S. real estate market conditions, showing a dramatic decline during mid-2020 amid economic uncertainty.
KBRA examines how tariff uncertainty and related economic pressures may impact structured finance markets and credit conditions.
The explosion of AI data centers and the continued electrification of automobiles and other products have greatly increased demand for electricity, sparking renewed interest in producing nuclear power.
Data center capital expenditures are surging as AI workloads grow, yet competitiveness increasingly depends on securing advanced accelerators, reliable electricity, and fast project delivery.
Oxford Economics examines how reduced commercial real estate development activity is supporting rental growth across European markets.
Oxford Economics examines the relationship between macroeconomic conditions and real estate investment performance across major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Oxford Economics analysis of how tariff policies are impacting commercial real estate forecasts across Europe, with particular pressure on industrial property markets.
Oxford Economics examines commercial real estate growth drivers and market conditions expected to shape the sector in 2025.
Oxford Economics examines the effects of Trump's presidency on the US commercial real estate sector, analyzing policy implications and market impacts across property types.
The document identifies three economic developments to monitor during the week of June 29, 2026: Federal Reserve Chair Warsh's appearance at the European Central Bank Forum on Wednesday, labor market data releases including JOLTS, ADP employment, and the June employment report, and manufacturing and construction spending releases on Wednesday. The analysis notes that recent May Personal Consumption Expenditures data showed firm inflation at multi-year highs while the Atlanta Federal Reserve's Q2 GDP nowcast declined throughout the month, and signals that Treasury yields and credit spreads will be key indicators for commercial real estate credit pricing in the second half of 2026.
Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. house hunters looked to relocate to a different metro area in the first quarter, up slightly from a year earlier. Florida, Las Vegas and Phoenix are the most popular destinations, with many movers chasing affordability and sunshine. New York, Seattle, Los Angeles and other expensive metros top…
RCLCO publishes monthly economic indicators tracking macro trends relevant to real estate market conditions and investment decisions.
Real estate economists assess macroeconomic outlook including inflation and growth trajectories affecting real estate investment.
A survey of real estate economists assesses prospects for the U.S. real estate market and economy, projecting near-term slowdown with recovery anticipated.
Real estate economists revised their near-term forecasts downward across multiple economic and real estate metrics compared to prior expectations.
Real estate economists predict solid performance by U.S. property markets over the next three years according to the spring 2022 ULI Real Estate Economic Forecast.
Real estate economists forecast improved U.S. economic and property market conditions over a three-year outlook period based on employment growth and GDP recovery projections.
Oxford Economics examines migration trends to the Carolinas, analyzing drivers including employment growth, cost-of-living advantages, and retiree relocation patterns.
Oxford Economics analyzes the economic impact of World Cup hosting on US cities, focusing on leisure and hospitality sector gains.
Oxford Economics analysis of UK flood risk exposure and associated economic consequences for real estate and supply chain operations.
Explores how next-generation island destination communities should be structured as integrated economic platforms rather than traditional hotel-plus-real-estate models, with resorts functioning as broader economic infrastructure.
CoStar reports that commercial real estate deliveries in Q2 2026 are projected to reach their lowest level since 2011, while net absorption faces ongoing momentum challenges.
Analysis of business rates implications and policy changes announced in the UK Autumn Budget 2025.
Analysis of UK business rates policy changes and property revaluation implications within the 2025 and 2026 budget cycle.
Knight Frank explores macro trends and structural forces influencing real estate investment capital allocation and strategic decision-making across markets.
Analysis of how cautious monetary policy stance is affecting commercial real estate market conditions and investment decision-making.
Analysis of the interconnected dynamics between property taxation and extreme weather events in commercial real estate markets.