Category: Reports

Global Market Perspective November 2017

From JLL: As we move into the final quarter, 2017 is turning out to be a robust year for commercial real estate and, barring any major shocks, 2018 is set for more of the same. Office leasing markets continue to see expansionary activity and are expected to remain buoyant through 2018. Meanwhile, the logistics sector …

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The Atlas Summary | 2017 Americas and International

From Cushman-Wakefield: Despite political uncertainty, rising populism and the threat of protectionism, cross border real estate investment interest remains high and capital continues to flow in and around all areas of the world. However patterns of global activity are changing in terms of who is investing and where, as new priorities emerge for some investors …

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JLL Global Market Perspective | August 2017

New report from JLL offers six trends to watch: Renewed momentum extends real estate cycle Office rental growth quickens Western Europe leads as most dynamic leasing market Global retail markets facing unprecedented structural changes Logistics rents surging U.S. multifamily sector slows Compare markets around the world: Investment Market Corporate Occupier Markets Offices Retail Warehousing Hotels …

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Tech Cities 1.0

From Cushman & Wakefield Cushman & Wakefield explores tech cities in the U.S., including big players today and those to watch. TechCities 1.0 takes a close look at market drivers in an effort to distinguish tech cities across the U.S. Tech Stew: what key characteristics of an environment support, nurture and promote the formation of …

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NAR Commercial Real Estate ALERT – Analysis of the Latest Emerging Risks and Trends

From the National Association of Realtors The Strategic Thinking Advisory Committee of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) was tasked with the responsibility to produce a report detailing the risks and opportunities in the commercial real estate industry. NAR retained the services of one of the leading research and information companies in the real estate …

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Deloitte | Expectations & Market Realities in Real Estate 2017 – Intersection of Global Change

From Deloitte: Situs RERC, Deloitte, and the National Association of REALTORS® have once again partnered together to provide you with insight into the commercial real estate market. The year 2016 was certainly filled with surprises, but commercial real estate was able to withstand the external pressures and offer solid risk-adjusted returns. As many investors continue …

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City Real Estate Dynamics: Global Office Index

From JLL’s Global Office Index 4Q 2016 Annual rental growth on prime office assets across the 110 major markets covered by the JLL Global Office Index decelerated to 2.3% in Q4 2016, down from 3.0% in Q3 and the slowest rate of full-year growth in three years. Quarter-on-quarter, rents rose by 0.4%, mirroring the pace …

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Commercial Real Estate Outlook 2017

From Deloitte: The real estate industry is increasingly influenced by rapid technological advancements and significant demographic shifts, which include growing urbanization, longevity of Baby Boomers, and differentiated lifestyle patterns of Millennials. In addition, macroeconomic and regulatory developments continue to impact profitability. How can companies gain a competitive advantage and drive top- and bottom-line growth? Here …

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Global Market Perspective Q1 2017

From JLL’s Global Market Perspective, Q1 2017: Political upheaval and various election cycles are dominating the headlines, affecting sentiment in global real estate markets and creating uncertainty in the outlook.  Global investment and leasing volumes are nonetheless proving resilient and are expected to remain robust during 2017, with a considerable weight of capital seeking real …

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JLL United States Investment Outlook – Q3 2016

From JLL: In the third quarter of 2016, financial markets remained unfazed by the Brexit vote that took place at the end of the second quarter. The S&P 500 averaged 2162.1, with a 6.1-percent return year-to-date. As investors attempted to come to terms with a muted reaction to Brexit, limited volatility continued to be the …

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