Declining enrollment, funding pressures and changing education models are forcing schools and universities to monetize assets and repurpose space.

Demand is concentrating in the largest distribution centers, creating a widening performance gap across industrial property sizes.

Lab availability is contracting for the first time in years, even as a 40-million-square-foot development surge continues to shape tenant-friendly conditions.

Colliers said investor appetite for logistics assets remains strong despite higher interest rates and a more challenging deal environment.

As supermarkets and superstores gain share of meal occasions, restaurant pads and anchors must rely on value, loyalty and speed to keep traffic flowing.

Hyperscalers' record debt issuance is reshaping fixed‑income markets and forcing commercial real estate lenders to reprice risk.

Multifamily momentum, industrial depth and an educated urban workforce are creating a fresh entry point in a market many had written off.

Foot traffic in May ticked up year-over-year for the first time in more than 12 months, as downtowns benefit from commuter and social routines while malls chase event spikes.