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Erika Morphy
Anthony Russo
Samsung Electronics and Bank of America led the way in producing vacant space in the market.
Pre-leased deliveries will arrive this year, and available sublease space is expected to level off.
Investors are watching for signs that other countries may turn to alternatives to U.S. assets.
Tariffs are cutting across geographic regions and local regulatory environments.
Americans need to earn $116,633 per year to afford a median-priced home.
The top target markets are New York, Los Angeles, and Miami.
The human engine behind 69% of GDP is showing signs of strain.
Healthcare providers are typically long-term tenants but pose co-tenancy challenges.
While costs are increasing, loyalty programs are still effective at ensuring steady room demand.
The building is now 98 percent leased.
GlobeSt.com Staff
The Federal Reserve pays close attention to these expectations, which can become self-fulfilling.
The city ranks first in Colliers' Z-Score rankings, but some concerns lie ahead.
Vacancy is expected to go down even further thanks to limited construction.
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Return to office push in L.A. has lagged behind other metros.
It’s become a way to gain capital access, control risks and minimize balance sheet stress.
More than a third in March were likely on extension options.
The market is unrecognizable. In just five years, the number of BTR homes more than doubled.
Inventory is high from past construction rates, demand is modest, and the market is “recalibrating."
Apparel is the most likely consumer product category to be impacted by higher tariffs.
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