Analysis

A new report from Colliers International makes a case for the continued growth of the flexible workspace market.

RENTCafe.com projects that an estimated 45 million Gen Z-ers will have entered the housing market by 2025 and they will be more likely to rent.

More than two-thirds of operators have trained their teams on responding to the Coronavirus pandemic, while nearly all industry leaders said general training is vital.

During the pandemic, occupancy rates have hit generational records, putting upward pressure on rents.

Once things return to normal, grocers pandemic-related momentum could be lost unless they retool for the strategic challenges ahead.

Expect a wave of consolidation on the horizon.

A review of several data outlets by Freddie Mac shows that renters are prioritizing rent payment.

The economic downturn has driven gen-Z and millennials back home, a trend that will negatively impact apartment demand.