Office leasing activity slowed in December, according to two new reports.
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Office Expansions Outpace Contractions in Large Markets
Companies stopped standing still last year when it comes to long-term real estate decisions, reported CBRE, Dallas.
CBRE: Investor Interest in Commercial Real Estate Surpasses 2019 Level
Investor interest in commercial real estate remains strong despite increased uncertainty due to rising COVID-19 infections and a reduction in the Federal Reserve’s bond purchasing program, reported CBRE, Dallas.
Large Office Markets Show Stability Despite COVID Uncertainty
CBRE, Dallas, reported large U.S. office markets showed stability in November despite continued uncertainty about COVID.
Hotel Performance Improving, But COVID-Variant Threat Persists
CBRE, Dallas, said average daily rate gains and a 35 percent year-over-year occupancy increase showed demand for U.S. hotels endured in Q3 despite the Delta variant.
CBRE: Commercial Real Estate Growth, Investment Likely To Grow
Next year could set a record for commercial real estate investment amid economic and real estate recoveries, major fiscal stimulus projects and a rebound of big cities and downtowns, reported CBRE, Dallas.
CBRE: Hybrid Work Has Companies Facing New Set of Office Occupancy Challenges
CBRE, Dallas, said as companies bring employees back to the office, executives grapple with new complexities: tracking daily occupancy, managing seating assignments, finding the right balance of individual versus collaborative space.
CBRE: CRE Lending Soars as Markets Enter Expansion Phase
CBRE, Dallas, reported commercial real estate lending activity surged in the third quarter, reflecting rebounding property acquisitions activity.
Tech Industry Expands Office-Leasing Activity
CBRE, Dallas, said the technology industry led a rebound in U.S. office-leasing activity this year, fueled by increased hiring and demand for tech products and services.
Flex-Office Sector Poised For Growth
CBRE, Dallas, said the flex-office sector is poised to benefit as companies adapt their office portfolios to accommodate more flexible work practices.