Overall tech job growth has slowed, but the adoption of artificial intelligence has increased demand for AI-specialty tech talent, according to CBRE’s annual North America Scoring Tech Talent report.
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Commercial and Multifamily People in the News, Sept. 18, 2025
Commercial and multifamily industry personnel news from CBRE, KBRA, Pace Loan Group and JLL.
CBRE: Employers Closer to Meeting Goals on In-Office Work
CBRE, Dallas, released its Americas Office Occupier Sentiment Survey, finding that employees and employers are closest to being on the same page about in-office work since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
CBRE: Employers Closer to Meeting Goals on In-Office Work
CBRE, Dallas, released its Americas Office Occupier Sentiment Survey, finding that employees and employers are closest to being on the same page about in-office work since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Commercial Real Estate Lending Rebound Continues, CBRE Finds
Commercial real estate lending continued to rebound in the second quarter, though caution persists due to government policy and economic uncertainty impacting Treasury yields, according to CBRE, Dallas.
Commercial and Multifamily People in the News July 24, 2025
Industry personnel news from Western Alliance Bank, CBRE, KeyBank, Gantry, Merchants Capital, Lument and JLL.
Data Center Construction Hits New Heights, CBRE Reports
Demand from hyperscalers and cloud service providers fueled record leasing volume in the first quarter CBRE’s Global Data Center Trends report found.
CBRE: ‘Fragile’ Job Outlook for Life Sciences Jobs
U.S. life sciences employment has wavered between small gains and declines since 2022 as the sector grappled with capital constraints and layoffs, leaving its growth prospects fragile this year, according to a new report from CBRE.
CBRE Reports Office Conversions, Demolitions Will Exceed New Construction in 2025–Aiding Office Market Recovery
More office space will be removed from the U.S. market this year than added to it for the first time since at least 2018, which indicates the market is stabilizing, according to CBRE, Dallas.
CBRE Forecasts Modest Hotel RevPAR Growth
CBRE, Dallas, forecasts that hotel revenue per available room will grow modestly this year, driven by the continued outperformance of urban locations as well as a projected rise in demand for drive-to and regional leisure destinations.