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The Impact of “New Tech” Tenants on U.S. Office Leasing

New report from Colliers (September 2016) examines the level at which “new tech” tenants are driving U.S. office absorption. “Colliers International defines “New Tech” as those technology and e-commerce sales and marketing companies that have been founded in the past 20 years. In this report, learn how the New Tech sector is impacting rents, vacancies, …

United States Technology Outlook – 2016

From JLL: Since 2011, we’ve followed the movement of the technology industry—from iPhone apps and virtual farms to internet-enabled watches and technology-powered homes. The industry has not only grown and proliferated, it has extended its reach across the United States. When we first began reporting on tech, we did so with the goal of …

2016 1Q Global Office Index | JLL

From JLL: Despite heightened financial market volatility and global economic uncertainty leading to a slightly more subdued picture for global office demand during the first quarter of 2016, supply shortages and limited new deliveries have kept the leasing environment highly competitive in many of the world’s dominant office markets. Rents on prime office assets across …

1Q 2016 Shopping Center Report | Cushman & Wakefield

From Cushman & Wakefield: At the end of the first quarter of 2016, U.S. shopping center vacancy stood at 7.9%. Though actual availability fell in Q1, the decline was not enough to impact the overall vacancy rate. Still, Q1 2016 was the 16th consecutive quarter in which overall shopping center vacancy either remained steady or …

2016 CRE: Expectations and Market Realities

From Deloitte: This is the fifth year that Deloitte, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), and Situs RERC have partnered to publish this annual forecast report. Although the previous four years have not been easy to forecast, this year, the year 2016—given the recent slowdown in global economic growth (and especially in China), low oil prices, …

CRE Investment Intensity Index

From JLL: JLL’s Investment Intensity Index compares the volume of direct real estate investment in a city over a three-year period relative to the city’s current economic size. The Index provides a measure of real estate market liquidity, as well as a useful barometer of a city’s overall ‘health’, highlighting cities that are punching above …

2016 CRE Outlook

From Cushman & Wakefield: How does the macro picture affect your commercial property investment strategy in 2016? The Atlas Outlook provides an overview of the global real estate investment market in 2015 and, more particularly, what’s in store for 2016. The report discusses the health and direction of the current market, the main areas of …

Three Secrets All Inspiring Messages Share

Author Carmine Gallo addresses the Stanford Graduate School of Business as part of the Mastery in Communication Initiative’s Expert Speaker Series. In this presentation he shares the three simple secrets all inspiring messages share, and how inspiring executives and entrepreneurs tell their brand or product story in a way that’s understandable, memorable and emotional. Gallo …

Savills Studley | Market Volatility and the Effect on U.S. Commercial Real Estate

From Savills Studley: There’s been no shortage of volatility to start 2016. Amid dramatic sell-offs in global equity indices, commodities and emerging market currencies, financial markets have opened with a collective thud. Causes offered for the instability include: fears of oil oversupply, worries that monetary policy will be ineffective in boosting inflation and concerns over …

Cushman Wakefield 4Q 2015 U.S. Retail Shopping Center MarketBeat Report

From Cushman Wakefield: As the fourth quarter of 2015 came to a close, U.S. shopping center vacancy was 8.0%, unchanged from the third quarter of the year and marking the 15th consecutive quarter of steady or declining vacancy in the marketplace. Cushman & Wakefield is currently tracking over 314 million square feet (MSF) of available …

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