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Analysis of economic, capital markets, and real estate data examining factors shaping debt and equity financing availability and pricing for commercial real estate practitioners.
Survey of commercial real estate borrowers and lenders from Altus Group reveals mixed signals about the current state of the debt market.
Study examining the value property premium anomaly in Tokyo office properties from 1997–2007, analyzing portfolio performance implications for value-focused investors.
NAIOP research forecasting office space demand trends and market dynamics.
NAIOP Research Foundation examines strategies developers are employing to revitalize suburban office parks through redevelopment, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse.
Research examining small-scale development practices and market dynamics in tertiary markets through survey of NAIOP members and developer interviews.
Americans are moving less. In 2024, about 7.15 million people relocated across state lines, according to a recent StorageCafe analysis. The number, representing 2.1% of the U.S. population, is the lowest interstate mobility rate in more than a decade and a clear step down from 2.5% in 2022 and 2.3% in 2023. The…
Like other legislatures around the United States, the New York State Legislature spent the first half of this year considering policy on controversial topics that affect commercial real estate development. When both chambers adjourned their 2026 legislative session in early June, two bills they had passed…
The forecast projects US industrial net absorption increasing through the first half of 2026 to 154.8 million sq ft and ending the full year at 345.9 million sq ft as economic conditions stabilize. Demand strengthened in the second half of 2025 with 128.7 million sq ft of net absorption.
Net office absorption grew 19.8 million sq ft in the third quarter, the strongest quarter for office demand since 2022. The forecast projects fourth-quarter absorption of 20.5 million sq ft and a further 50.5 million sq ft of positive absorption for full-year 2026.
The forecast projected nearly flat US industrial net absorption of 2.8 million sq ft over the second half of 2025 after a weak first half. It pointed to signs of stabilization following a challenging year for the sector.
The forecast pointed to office demand continuing to rebound, projecting positive net absorption over the balance of 2025. It framed the office market as entering a normalization phase after years of contraction.
The first-quarter forecast described cooling but still positive industrial demand, projecting continued net absorption through 2025. It tracked the moderation in warehouse leasing following the post-pandemic boom.