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Difficulties for retail sales could lead to potential storm clouds ahead for warehouse and industrial assets.

Collecting responses from 207 office occupiers, Colliers’ “Return to Office” survey highlighted interesting changes in a market rattled by COVID-19. Forty percent of respondents said they would be looking for shorter lease terms compared to pre-pandemic conditions.

Converging business, environmental, and social goals are accelerating the clean energy transition, opening opportunities for grid-interactive buildings.

While the market is unpredictable, preparations can and should be made for difficult economic times.

Buoyed by demographics and macroeconomic trends, seniors housing is a growing market within the already-healthy multifamily sector.

Jonathan Bennett, president of AmTrust RE, sees opportunity in an office sector permanently changed by COVID-19.

This course examines asset and portfolio manager roles and responsibilities in commercial real estate investing. During this course, students will explore skill enhancement and career advancement for these two roles. Topics addressed in the asset management portion of the course include different types of asset management, use of market analysis and financial analysis tools to determine property investment needs, making leasing decisions, and considerations for holding or selling a property.

An in depth look into the market trends for this year. Utilization in major markets inches up while vacancies remain.

A look into Singapore's success in 2021.

Medical office is a promising specialty sector that boasts strong demographically driven demand and stable tenant bases.

Finding the right formula for mixed-use projects can mean the difference between success and failure.

Medical office buildings are interesting investment opportunities with some unique considerations for developers.

Nancy Glick, by founding the Commercial Real Estate Supplier Diversity Alliance (CRESDA), hopes to open doors to minority- and women-owned firms.

In 2021, The CCIM Institute Foundation, through the Robert L. Ward Fund, hosted a roundtable in conjunction with the Homer Hoyt Institute to discuss potential research topics that could be explored regarding how the COVID-19 pandemic altered the commercial real estate industry.