Globest Sectors

Select tertiary markets are driving the economic expansion and will likely continue to do so for the balance of this year and well into 2019.

Non-optimal activities, limited technology use and labor issues continue to plague the construction and logistics industries, with the former accounting for $177.5 billion in US labor costs per year.

“The first six months have been extremely robust in terms of deal totals and units sold, with demand for every asset class—from class-A to value-add B/C product—hitting all-time high levels,” says Gebroe-Hammer's Ken Uranowitz.

Apartment rents in San Diego increased 4.9% in the month of July, fueled by strong demand, compared to the national average of 2.8% apartment rent growth.

How is New York City “future-proofing” itself? Avison Young's James Nelson talks with the city's Marisa Lago to catch up on the latest initiatives.

Kushner Cos. sells a 100% leasehold interest to Brookfield and buys the 49.5% stake from Vornado in its debt-saddled Midtown tower.

The sector is riding high on strong fundamentals and rich deal flow. But the competitive market is also driving owners to find ways to distinguish their properties.

Successful retailer operators are focusing on experiences, both in-store and within the overall retail center, such as The Hill, which has enlisted five local artists to bring unique art to the shopping district.