Rising capital costs, diminishing e-commerce volume and increased micro-fulfillment focus usher in a new industrial CRE chapter, according to Colliers' latest report.

Corporate real estate owners and private equity firms must do the prep work and find the right buyer to fully take advantage of both short- and long-term sale-leaseback benefits.

Market and asset performance fluctuation require even more capital skill and creativity.

Compared to seven years ago, the sector reports a drop in expected footprint reductions, according to Colliers' latest retail report.

As economic pressures grow, owners and investors increasingly look to professional property management for end-to-end solutions.

Healthcare system gains from utilizing AI include greater efficiency and enhanced site selection, according to Colliers a new report.

Sale-leasebacks are growing due to a new interest in alternative financing as the sector deals with bigger macro trends.

From the major ports' labor dispute to Silicon Valley's continued innovation, the industrial sector is experiencing significant ups and downs along the West Coast.