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  • Quick Hits | January Numbers to Watch: Construction Shifts January 16, 2025
    At Colliers, we understand the importance of interconnected data, macroeconomic trends, and anecdotes in real estate decisions. With that in mind, here are 10 numbers and trends that have recently caught our attention:
    Aaron Jodka
  • Healthcare Real Estate Forecast: 2025 Predictions January 9, 2025
    The healthcare real estate market continues to evolve, driven by demographic shifts, advances in technology, and the ongoing transformation of healthcare delivery models. Below, I explore key trends I predict will shape 2025. Innovations in Facility Use Outpatient medical facilities are a cornerstone of healthcare’s evolution, driven by a need for accessibility and cost-efficiency. Health […]
    Shawn Janus
  • Quick Hits | MSCI November Update: YTD Volume Growth Sets the Stage for a Stronger 2025 January 9, 2025
    Office With $4 billion in sales, office has seen among the strongest year-over-year increase in activity of all asset classes, up 36%. As with other asset classes, the number of deals remains constrained. In November, multiple deals above $100 million closed, including the $255 million sale of 799 Broadway in Manhattan. Savanna acquired the 182,000 […]
    Aaron Jodka
  • Adapting to OSHPD: How California Hospitals Are Preparing for 2030 January 8, 2025
    California’s healthcare landscape is undergoing significant shifts as the state enforces stringent seismic compliance standards under the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD). These changes, driven by evolving mandates and deadlines, are reshaping the state’s future of healthcare real estate and service delivery. The implications for hospitals, healthcare facilities, and real estate professionals […]
    Sid Ewing
  • Quick Hits | CRE Evolution: Key Trends Driving the Year Ahead December 19, 2024
    As we close out 2024 and look ahead to 2025, the real estate landscape is poised for meaningful shifts. Inflation is expected to stabilize, though it may fall short of the Federal Reserve’s 2% target due to policy changes. Meanwhile, alternative capital sources are stepping up, as stricter regulations and $1.8 trillion in maturing real […]
    Aaron Jodka
  • Port Gateways: Strategic Hubs for Economic and Real Estate Growth December 18, 2024
    A port gateway is more than a transfer point for goods—it is a vital hub where global trade and domestic transportation converge to drive economic growth. By understanding what makes port gateways unique, stakeholders can better position themselves to capitalize on their transformative potential. The first in a three-part series, this article will explore the […]
    Patrick Beard
  • Why Traditional Office Buildings Are Opening Their Doors to Medical Tenants December 16, 2024
    The commercial real estate landscape is evolving, and traditional office buildings are adapting in unexpected ways. One of the most significant shifts in recent years has been the increasing percentage of traditional office buildings that will consider medical tenants in spaces historically reserved for professional office use. This trend is reshaping both traditional office buildings and […]
    Marc Shandler
  • Maximizing the Value of Industrial Surplus Holdings: Disposition Strategies for Success December 13, 2024
    When managing industrial surplus holdings and assets, the process of disposition requires as much strategy and foresight as the initial evaluation. From marketing to buyer selection, each step must align with the seller’s objectives to ensure the best possible outcome. Whether the goal is to maximize value, streamline the transaction, or navigate complexities, choosing the […]
    Michael Golarz
  • ICSC NEW YORK 2024: Top 10 Key Takeaways from Colliers December 13, 2024
    The Innovating Commerce Serving Communities (ICSC) conference returned to New York this December, bringing together 7,800 professionals from the retail industry at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. This year’s event buzzed with optimism and persistent dealmaking despite challenges like bankruptcies and store closures. With the retail sector drawing increased attention compared to other asset […]
    Nicole Larson
  • Quick Hits | Global Investor Outlook 2025: Improving Liquidity December 12, 2024
    Colliers Capital Markets recently launched its fifth annual Global Investor Outlook Report, synthesizing insights from industry leaders and data-driven research to highlight key investment trends, risks, and opportunities in commercial real estate. Here are 10 key takeaways, both globally and for the U.S. region:
    Aaron Jodka
  • Office Distress Pushes Commercial Operating Costs up 17% in Minneapolis-St. Paul December 12, 2024
    Commercial operating costs in Minneapolis-St. Paul over the past five years have seen dramatic growth due to increasing tax bills. The current average operating cost per sq. ft. per year across office, retail, and industrial buildings is up 17% year over year. Office operating costs are at $13.19 per sq. ft. per year; operating retail […]
    Jesse Tollison
  • Key Takeaways from the 2024 Colliers TAC Annual Event December 12, 2024
    The 2024 Colliers Tenant Advisory Council (TAC) Annual Event provided industry relevant insights for TAC members, clients and partners through two days of workshops, panels, and networking opportunities. Our attendees heard from some of the largest occupiers and landlords in Manhattan, and developed new insights on issues that will impact occupiers into the future. Differentiating […]
    Katie Watts
  • Adapting Retail and Office Spaces for Healthcare December 11, 2024
    The landscape of commercial real estate continues to evolve, driven by shifts in consumer behavior, technological advancements, and the enduring impact of the pandemic. Among the most transformative trends is the repurposing of retail and office spaces for healthcare use. This strategy not only addresses challenges in traditional real estate markets but also aligns with […]
    Shawn Janus
  • Quick Hits | MSCI October Update: Office and Multifamily Rolling Ahead in Sales Volume December 5, 2024
    Office Office volume topped $5 billion for the month, one of the more promising showings of the year, and was up 28% compared to September. CBD activity rose by 55% compared to last October and is now approaching suburban volume for the first time in several years. A highlight of the month was the sale […]
    Aaron Jodka
  • 2024 Thanksgiving Weekend Shopping Results: Consumers Flock to Stores and Screens December 5, 2024
    The Thanksgiving shopping weekend, spanning from Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday, once again proved pivotal for consumers and retailers alike. This year, 197 million shoppers participated in the five-day spree, slightly below last year’s record of 200.4 million but well above initial expectations of 183.4 million. With only 26 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas this […]
    Nicole Larson
  • Holiday Shopping 2.0: Blending Nostalgia and Technology December 4, 2024
    The holiday promo season arrives earlier every year. Before the Halloween candy hits the clearance racks, gingerbread houses and chocolate oranges are already lining the shelves at CVS and Rite Aid. It’s enough to spark a bit of nostalgia for the joy-filled days of holiday marketing—store catalogs brimming with gift ideas, early bird Black Friday […]
    Anjee Solanki
  • What the Fed’s Easing Cycle Means for Healthcare Providers and Real Estate Investors December 3, 2024
    The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions play a critical role in shaping the overall economy, and healthcare real estate is no exception. As the Fed shifts its stance from aggressive interest rate hikes to an easing cycle, there are several significant implications for the healthcare sector, particularly in terms of real estate investment, development, and […]
    Shawn Janus
  • The Ripple Effect of Nursing Shortages on Healthcare Real Estate December 2, 2024
    Healthcare systems across the U.S. are facing ongoing workforce shortages, particularly among nurses. This staffing gap among healthcare workers has significant implications for operational efficiency, patient care, and real estate decision-making. As healthcare institutions grapple with the challenges of retaining talent and maintaining quality care, real estate strategies must adapt accordingly to meet the evolving […]
    Brandon Ciebell
  • Quick Hits | From Travel Volumes to Labor Costs: 10 Trends Driving Hospitality Toward 2025 November 21, 2024
    The U.S. hospitality market remains as dynamic as ever. As 2025 draws near, here are some of the key trends we are monitoring closely:
    Aaron Jodka
  • Is Office Tenant Demand Ready to Drive a New Development Cycle? November 20, 2024
    New construction activity in the U.S. has been on the decline, with only 50.3 million square feet (MSF) in the active pipeline as of the end of the third quarter of 2024—marking the lowest level since late 2012. During the third quarter, 7.8 MSF of new space was delivered, bringing the year-to-date total to 27.2 […]
    Gary Gottlieb