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Analysis of how insurance expense burdens have escalated for certain commercial real estate owners, now consuming significantly higher portions of operational revenue.
Analysis of how wildfire-resilient building design and practices can mitigate credit risk and default potential in commercial real estate portfolios.
Colliers analysis of Canadian land market activity in the first half of 2026, tracking sales volume stabilization and industrial and commercial property transaction trends.
Colliers reports on global investment market momentum with standing assets rising 15% year-on-year amid macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Colliers analyzes Canadian commercial real estate capitalization rates and investment market dynamics amid geopolitical tensions and trade concerns.
Colliers reports on stabilization trends across the Lansing commercial real estate market in the first half of 2026.
Colliers regional land market analysis covering eight Idaho counties including Ada, Bannock, Bingham, Bonneville, Canyon, Cassia, Jerome, and Twin Falls.
A fourth-quarter membership report tracking performance and composition data for open-end moderate-yield debt funds indexed by NCREIF and CREFC.
Quarterly aggregate performance data and analysis of open-end debt funds tracked by NCREIF and CREFC membership.
Snapshot report tracking performance metrics and aggregate data for open-end real estate debt funds benchmarked against the NCREIF/CREFC moderate-yield index.
CBRE analysis of capital allocation and investment flows across Australian real estate markets in the first half of 2026.
INREV research examines a disconnect between real estate investor sentiment and underlying market fundamentals.
INREV reports on European real estate investor sentiment and confidence levels amid mixed market performance signals.
INREV Market insights report examining sentiment trends across European real estate markets relative to underlying asset performance.
Analysis of how geopolitical risks are reshaping real estate investor behavior and market sentiment across European property markets.
European real estate sentiment index fell to 41.0 in June from 54.7 in March, marking the first contraction since December 2023 with sharp deterioration in economic subindicators.
Analysis of how European commercial real estate has performed historically as an inflation hedge compared to other asset classes.
Knight Frank's global analysis of prime property markets, wealth trends, and investment opportunities across major international real estate sectors.
CBRE analysis of global data center market dynamics, investment patterns, and sector trends for 2026.
Savills examines shifting investment approaches across Asia Pacific residential and living sectors.
Savills' quarterly investment report covering real estate capital deployment, market dynamics, and transaction activity across the Asia Pacific region.
Research examining the interconnections between Middle East geopolitical tensions, energy market dynamics, inflationary pressures, and their effects on commercial real estate markets.
Cushman & Wakefield's analysis of Japan's real estate investment market conditions and capital markets activity for the second half of 2023.
CBRE's quarterly overview of Canadian investment market activity, trends, and capital flows across property sectors.
CBRE analysis of capitalization rates and investment trends across Canadian real estate markets.
CBRE examines hidden real estate considerations and cost factors that arise during mergers and acquisitions in the life sciences sector.
CBRE analysis of commercial real estate investment volume and lending conditions trends in the first quarter of 2026.
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.
The Bank of Japan has reduced its total assets by ¥116.9 trillion (15.6%) since Q1 2024 through quantitative tightening, bringing holdings to ¥639.6 trillion ($3.97 trillion) as of Q2 2026, the lowest level since Q1 2020, while pursuing this policy rather than aggressive interest rate increases to stabilize the yen and address import-driven inflation. Japanese government bond holdings declined ¥12.5 trillion in Q2 to ¥518.3 trillion, loan balances fell ¥9.7 trillion to ¥68.0 trillion, and the BOJ has begun selling equity ETFs and J-REITs at acquisition cost while allowing long-term bond yields to rise substantially, with the 30-year JGB yield reaching 4.0% and the 10-year yield reaching 2.7% despite maintaining policy rates at only 1.0%.
Cushman & Wakefield research guide for hotel investment strategies and capital market dynamics.
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%.
Landing page or portal providing access to residential market analysis across European markets.
REALPAC benchmark analysis of property tax rates across Canadian markets, providing comparative data for real estate stakeholders.
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 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 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 analyzes movements in property yields and Treasury rates affecting commercial property valuation scores in Q3 2024.
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.
AFIRE's quarterly survey of international investor sentiment and real estate market activity, capturing investor positioning and outlook across global markets.
PREA research documenting current management fee structures and terms across pension real estate fund managers and investment practices.
Pension Real Estate Association published a comprehensive study of real estate fund management fees and terms across investor and manager participation.
Pension Real Estate Association survey capturing institutional investor allocation plans and real estate investment priorities for the coming year.
Survey examining private real estate allocation and participation trends within defined contribution pension plans.
Oxford Economics research models how inflation and bond-yield shocks affect European real estate returns across major cities.
MIT's Price Dynamics Platform presents the Investors Supply/Demand Index, which tracks reservation price changes separately for buyers and sellers in commercial property markets to measure liquidity.
Arbor Realty Trust examines performance metrics and capital market dynamics in the small multifamily sector, analyzing valuations, originations, and credit standards.
INREV publishes quarterly performance and positioning data on European real estate funds, tracking asset allocation, returns, and market exposure across institutional investment portfolios.
Capital Economics reports on net lending flows to UK commercial property in May, contextualizing movements within broader uncertainty and rate environment.
Analysis of how elevated construction costs and geopolitical factors are constraining UK commercial development activity and suppressing land values.
Capital Economics reports that net lending to UK commercial property totalled approximately £1.5bn in April, down from £2.5bn in March, reflecting a slowdown in investment transactions.
Capital Economics reports on RE:UK consensus forecasts indicating that elevated risk-free rates are expected to pressure commercial property capital values and total returns in 2026.
Capital Economics analysis of UK commercial property market risks including geopolitical tensions and interest rate impacts on property yields.
Capital Economics' quarterly assessment of UK commercial property valuations, examining yield movements across property and alternative assets and their forward outlook.
Office buildings in Shenzhen and Guangzhou are increasingly converted to non-traditional uses including hospitality, healthcare, and education to address supply-demand imbalances and improve asset utilization. In 2025, hospitality absorbed nearly 240,000 sqm of office space in Shenzhen's core areas and 90,000 sqm in Guangzhou, representing approximately 20% of Grade A office new completions in Shenzhen, with limited-service hotels typically signing 10–15 year leases to secure stable long-term income.