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U.S. Office Vacancy Rates Hold Steady in Q3 2016 10/13/16 Vacant space in the U.S. office market held steady during the third quarter of 2016 (Q3 2016), at 13.1 percent, according to the latest analysis from CBRE Group Inc. The national office vacancy rate remained at the lowest lev...
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Investor Interest in L.A. Remains Strong 10/10/16 Los Angeles has been invigorated by the golden touch of increased construction and redevelopment, particularly in downtown areas such as the Jewelry District, where landlords are capitalizing on the resurgence. Investors cont...
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Millennials, Baby Boomers and Favorable Financing Drive Multifamily Cap Rate Strength Throughout U.S. 9/28/16 Lifestyle changes from Millennials, Baby Boomers and a favorable financing environment contributed to resilient multifamily capitalization rates in the U.S. over the first half of 2016—according to the latest research from gl...
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Overall CRE Investment from the Middle East Has Seen a Sharp Uptick 9/08/16 Middle East investment in global commercial real estate reached nearly US$10 billion in the first half of 2016, with the target markets becoming more diverse and a substantial uptick in activity in the U.S., according to the ...
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San Jose, Los Angeles and San Diego Ranked as Three of the Top Five Undersupplied Markets for Self-Storage Facilities 9/01/16 New York, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego and Baltimore rank as the top five undersupplied markets when it comes to self-storage facilities according to a new report from the Self Storage Valuation Group at CBRE Valuation & ...
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U.S. Economic Expansion Resilient in the Face of Slowing Global Demand 8/31/16 The U.S. economy weathered rough headwinds in the first half of 2016, however, the key demand drivers that support property markets—consumer confidence, job growth, low interest rates and consumer spending—all remain firmly i...
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Inland Empire Retail Market Continues to Grow 8/30/16 By Brad Umansky, President of Progressive Real Estate Partners
The demand for retail space in SoCal’s Inland Empire region is the strongest it has been since 2007. Rents for new projects are exceeding the pre-recession high...
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Demand for Creative Office Space in LA May Climb to as Much as 44 msf 8/17/16 Demand from current occupants, technology, creative and co-working tenants could result in as much as 44 msf of demand for creative office space in the Greater Los Angeles region in the next few years, according to the latest...
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Demand for SoCal Multifamily Housing Still Rising 8/12/16 Demand for multifamily housing in Southern California continued rising in the first half of 2016, absorbing much of the newly completed supply in most markets, according to NAI Capital’s latest Multifamily Market Outlook Repo...
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Mid-Year Review on the National Industrial, Office and Retail Markets 8/11/16 Here’s a quick overview of the national industrial, office and retail markets for the second quarter of 2016, based on the latest reports from real estate services firm Lee & Associates. The reports were compiled by Lee’s res...
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SoCal’s Industrial Markets Remain Strong with Historically Low Vacancy Rates 8/01/16 Southern California’s metro area industrial market continues to register historically low vacancy numbers, offering a positive forecast for the region’s landlords but limited options for tenant expansion. The Inland Empire, ...
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New Trends in Food-and-Beverage Concepts Driving Expansion at Retail Centers 7/29/16 With food-and-beverage outlets now among the fastest-growing categories in retail centers, a new CBRE Group Inc report identifies four emerging eatery formats poised for significant expansion: food trucks, food halls, celebri...
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E-Commerce Boom Creating Growth Boom for Top US Inland Port Markets 7/22/16 The rapid growth of e-commerce has fueled development of warehouses and distribution centers in the 12 primary U.S. inland-port markets at nearly twice the national rate, according to a new report from CBRE Group Inc. Califor...
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California Home Sales Reach Highest Level in Almost Four Years 7/21/16 After a couple months of lackluster growth in transaction volume, California existing home sales rose to their highest level in nearly four years in June, as sales surpassed the 400,000 mark for the fourth consecutive month, ...
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San Diego’s Retail Fundamentals Remain Sound 7/20/16 Real estate fundamentals in San Diego’s retail market remained very strong this last quarter, according to the most recent research provided by real estate services firm CBRE. Asking rates remained flat, and have not decrease...
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Latest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California CRE Survey Questions Duration of Current Construction Boom 7/20/16 The latest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California Commercial Real Estate Survey signals that California commercial real estate continues its boom, but as U.S. economic growth slows, there are signs of this boom toppi...
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CA Housing Market Maintains Momentum Despite Tight Inventory 6/20/16 California existing home sales edged up in May, rising above the 400,000 benchmark level for the third straight month, while strained housing supply continued to push prices higher, according to the latest research from the C...
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U.S. Construction Costs Continue to Rise 6/15/16 Despite the global collapse of commodity prices – including many key inputs to construction – overall construction costs continue to rise nationwide in large part due to labor supply and demand dynamics that first surfaced du...
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Global Prime Logistics Rents on the Rise, Fueled by E-Commerce Demand 5/19/16 Voracious global demand for e-commerce fulfillment centers and distribution centers fueled a 2.8 percent year-over-year increase in prime logistics rents globally, led by double-digit percentage gains in U.S. coastal markets,...
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Strong First Quarter for San Diego’s Industrial Market 5/06/16 San Diego’s industrial market is off to a strong start in 2016 with many market fundamentals pointing toward continued improvement throughout the year, according to a first quarter 2016 report provided to us by CBRE.
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