Colliers

Hotel Chocolat dishes on the success of its first two US stores and plans for future growth, guided by Colliers advisors.

The outlook is mostly balanced as retailers adjust their physical footprints and prepare for the onset of tariffs.

Despite headwinds, the long-term trajectory of the life sciences sector remains strong, but economic, vacancy and regulatory challenges are causing concern.

AI, other key factors are feeding a continued expansion and hunger for data center development, in spite of certain challenges.

Asset values have stabilized, inflation has eased, and central banks are cutting rates which are emboldening real estate investors, according to Colliers’ latest Global Outlook report.

Creating a sense of community can lead to long-term benefits for shopping centers trying to stand out.

Rising costs and uncertain geopolitical scenarios cause concern, but retailers still see cautious growth in 2025 as they adapt to shifting consumer behaviors.

While vacancy growth slows as the construction pipeline contracts, tenant demand may be making a comeback as certain markets reset.