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Investment in multifamily commercial real estate (CRE) started off the year with a bang, and the segment appears to be headed for a strong and smooth finish. Trends in multifamily CRE have seen double-digit boosts in rent growth and heightened investor interest. But what’s waiting for this thriving industry the remainder of the year?
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Investment in multifamily commercial real estate (CRE) started off the year with a bang, and the segment appears to be headed for a strong and smooth finish. Trends in multifamily CRE have seen double-digit boosts in rent growth and heightened investor interest. But what’s waiting for this thriving industry the remainder of the year?
While COVID-19 shuffled the deck for many in commercial real estate (CRE), the office market had already begun to redefine itself prior to the pandemic. In addition to historically defined categories of CBD and Suburban, new office markets have been emerging as the sector continues its evolution.
We caught up with Gio Cordoves, western regional president of KBS, about these emerging office markets and how the definition of office is changing in the post-pandemic environment.
As unemployment rates continue to remain low, companies are challenged to find what factors will attract and retain the best talent — and how keeping talent happy and productive impacts their bottom line. Enter the “Big Shift” in commercial real estate (CRE) — the pivot to regenerative, “purpose-led” offices, which JLL defines as redesigned space that creates a more collaborative environment to foster high-quality work and interaction while providing stimulating, nurturing ambience.
Commercial real estate (CRE) relies heavily on social trends and technology to stay current and competitive. One of the latest developments to have captured our collective imaginations is the metaverse, perhaps because of its sci-fi sounding name — or, due to the investments made in the technology by global brands, FinTechs, and even celebrities. A potentially multi-trillion dollar opportunity buoyed by nearly 400 million current users (projected to reach five billion by 2030), the metaverse may be poised to become the next big tactic in business strategy.
Call it a recovery or even a renaissance, but multi-tenant retail has tenaciously and innovatively rebounded to the delight of consumers, operators and investors. Multi-tenant, and its sub-sector, open-air shopping centers, have emerged as a bright spot in the post-COVID retail landscape.
Due to the increased pressure produced by the wake of COVID-19, commercial real estate (CRE) industries such as the life sciences have had to accelerate innovation to stay afloat. Similarly, industrial saw a rise in demand for space to support the sector’s new and expanding activities. Let’s look closer at the Life Sciences Boom and how CRE has taken strides to accommodate its growth.
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