Investors are preparing to deploy more capital into the commercial real estate market in 2026, supported by stabilizing pricing expectations, improved fundamentals and optimism about declining debt costs, according to CBRE, Dallas.
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CBRE Forecasts CRE Investment Volume Growth
CBRE, Dallas, said it expects the commercial real estate market to see a 16% increase in investment volume in 2026, nearly matching pre-pandemic levels.
Commercial Real Estate Lending Momentum Reaches Highest Level Since 2018: CBRE
Commercial real estate lending improved in the third quarter as stabilizing borrowing costs and tighter credit spreads helped bridge pricing gaps between buyers and sellers and boosted deal activity, according to CBRE, Dallas.
Commercial/Multifamily Briefs, Oct. 16, 2025
Commercial/multifamily industry news from Newmark and CBRE.
Dealmaker: CBRE Arranges Sale of Affordable Portfolio in Connecticut for $39.8M
CBRE, Dallas, announced the sale of Kimberly Place in Danbury, Conn., and One Leonard in Norwalk, Conn., for $39.8 million.
CBRE: Companies Add AI Expertise Amid Slower Tech Talent Growth
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.
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.