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Weekly CRE Update, January 21st

There’s been numerous articles, opinions and commentary regarding AI and the commensurate building boom around the country for those facilities required to accommodate that industry.

Weekly CRE Update, January 14th

Commercial real estate is entering 2026 with cautious optimism after a challenging period marked by high interest rates and slower deal activity. As financing conditions

Weekly CRE Update, January 7th

The commercial real estate market in 2025 is showing early signs of stabilization after several years of volatility. While office properties continue to face elevated

Weekly CRE Update, December 17th

Small-bay industrial real estate was once overshadowed by massive fulfillment centers. Today, it’s gaining attention for its stable occupancy and strong rent growth, reports Lee

Weekly CRE Update, December 10th

In last year’s commercial real estate outlook, we anticipated that 2025 could mark a recovery for the global CRE industry—buoyed by an expected return of deal

Weekly CRE Update, December 3rd

The CME FedWatch Tool is a simple but powerful resource for commercial real estate owners and operators. Published by CME Group, it aggregates futures activity

Weekly CRE Update, November 19th

The housing supply crisis has spread far beyond major cities, becoming a nationwide challenge that now affects rural communities as well. At Policy Summit 2025,

Weekly CRE Update, November 12th

The once unstoppable AI boom is beginning to show cracks, with major tech stocks losing momentum amid growing skepticism about the industry’s long-term payoff. Despite

Weekly CRE Update, November 5th

In 2024 alone, there were 27 U.S. weather and climate disasters resulting in $1 billion or more in damages, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Weekly CRE Update, October 29th

The commercial real estate financing landscape is undergoing a major transformation in 2025, as traditional banks and private capital sources reclaim their footing from government