Development is meeting roughly one-tenth of projected annual need, although shifting acquisition economics could encourage new construction.

Energy savings are growing in major markets, while corporate real estate teams lag in preparedness and building performance requirements tighten.

Limited new supply keeps competition intense in leading markets even as national occupancy and leasing speed ease.

Location-specific menu prices could strengthen restaurant earnings or provoke customer resistance, giving investors another factor to assess.

CBRE finds substantial differences in labor supply and costs across 21 markets as industrial occupiers weigh expansion.

Rent declines are moderating and vacancy is falling as the recent wave of new supply gets absorbed.

The coffee chain surpassed its green-store certification target while dropping or revising commitments on water, waste and packaging.

Leasing surged in San Francisco and Manhattan during the first half of 2026 as growing AI companies took more Class A space and relied less on subleases.