Colliers

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. 

As the healthcare industry accelerates its technological progress to appease consumers, there's an add-on effect as medical and office space is being reimagined.

Economic factors and investor uncertainty are causing ripples in the single-tenant net lease retail sector, according to new research from Colliers.

As behavioral health needs increase dramatically, investors race to address the gap in specialized facilities, according to Colliers' analysis.

As the return-to-office trend continues, companies are seeking greater space flexibility to meet employee needs according to Colliers, a global investment management company.

As industrial supply continues to outweigh demand, experts predict a normalization on the horizon, according to Colliers' US Industrial Outlook Report - Q1 2024.