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U.S. commercial real estate investment reached USD66bn in Q3 2014. This took rolling annual volumes to a new pre-crisis level of USD270bn, a 20% (...)
Nationwide investment transaction volumes reached a pre-crisis record of USD267bn in the trailing 12 months to mid-year 2014. With this report, we initiate our (...)
Metro Denver’s office market has steadily improved since the national recession peaked in 2009. As economic conditions normalized, business optimism resurfaced and job growth (...)
As we enter the latter half of 2014, the second quarter ended with Boston delivering its fourth straight quarter of positive absorption with 482,542 (...)
The outlook improved in the Washington, D.C. metro area during the second quarter of 2014 due to promising economic recovery. The sluggish economic growth (...)
The vacancy rate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) remained at 9.4% in Q2 2014. Sublet space continued to drop this quarter but remains (...)
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) availability rate increased by 0.16% from Q1 2014 to 4.54% in Q2 2014. This was the first increase in (...)
Demand for office space in the Los Angeles office market picked up during the second quarter. Positive net absorption totalled 478,800 square feet market-wide, (...)
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) availability rate decreased by 0.19% from Q4 2013 to 3.78% in Q1 2014. Approximately 1.45 million square feet leased (...)
The Vacancy rate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) increased to 9.4% in Q1 2014 from 9.2% at the end of 2013. Sublet space (...)
Beginning this year on a high-note, the first quarter’s leasing activity surged to 14.4 million square feet. The availability rate dipped and rents continued (...)
The Washington, D.C. metro area experienced sluggish economic growth in the first quarter of 2014. The slowed growth comes after various government setbacks in (...)
A surge of leasing activity in the opening months of 2014 set the stage for fourth consecutive year of tightening market dynamics for tenants (...)
The Los Angeles office market slowed during the first quarter, although demand remained in positive territory. Positive net absorption totalled a mere 128,300 square (...)
The vacancy rate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) increased to 9.2% in Q4 2013 from 8.8% at the end of Q3 2013. Sublet (...)
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) availability rate decreased by 0.83% from Q3 2013 to 3.97% in Q4 2013. Approximately 6.36 million square feet leased (...)
Fuelled by a flurry of large transactions, the fourth quarter’s leasing activity surged to 13.5 million square feet – closing the year at 39.3 (...)
Economic sentiment has improved markedly, with risk aversion no longer in focus. In fact, the outlook has now improved so much that many central (...)
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) availability rate decreased by 0.28% from Q2 2013 to 4.80% in Q3 2013. Approximately 2.12 million square feet leased (...)
The vacancy rate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) increased to 8.5% in Q2 2013 from 8.2% at the end of Q1 2013. 25 office (...)
The overall Chicago office market has been idle in the second quarter of 2013. In fact, vacancy has increased slightly in 2Q 2013 in (...)
The Los Angeles office market experienced another quarterof negative net absorption and rising vacancy, despite moderate economic growth, and job creation in office-related employment (...)
Deals west, as in Hudson Yards and north, as in north of $200 per square foot, helped to define the boundaries of what turned (...)
Overall vacancy held steady during second quarter at 15.3 percent. Newly completed construction added to vacancy, however continued modest leasing activity throughout the market (...)
Despite low growth, the focus on further downside potential has receded over the last year. The macro outlook is more balanced and the recovery (...)
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