The tech industry has outgrown the Bay Area, resulting in severe labor shortages and escalating costs for people and real estate.

"The US economy will not be able to escape the fallout from COVID-19."

This year CBRE is finding that the capital markets are more cautious on buildings with more than 15% of their space dedicated to flex.

The irony is that steps credited with slowing the coronavirus elsewhere in the world inevitably come with an economic price.

Its US Cities Industrial fund has raised $660 million to buy industrial properties in select US cities.

Orlando was the highest growth market for global capital, with an annual gain of 231%.

2020 was slated to see costs grow at a slower pace than previous years, according to JLL.

Due to mounting concerns about the coronavirus, the Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates, which in turn can lead a flurry of homebuyers to the market to secure investments. However, that sugar high isn't expected to last long.