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article • workplace
New York City Subleasing Activity Remains StableSublease activity remained steady in the first quarter with a reported 1.1 million square feet (msf) leased by new tenants in Q1 2022.
Savannah Durban • June 02, 2022
article • economy
Why We Need a U.S. Dollar Stablecoin in a Bitcoin WorldWhile not as exciting as floating cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, there are reasons to push for cryptos that provides the stability of being tied to a fiat currency, such as the U.S. dollar.
April 11, 2022
article
Medical Office Buildings Eligible to Earn ENERGY STAR® CertificationSince 2014, medical office buildings have been ineligible to earn ENERGY STAR® certification. This was due to the age of the dataset that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) based their 1-100 scale on for medical office buildings.
Jack Pufunt • April 04, 2022
research • sustainability / esg
Green is Good SeriesAcross the commercial real estate (CRE) investment landscape, ESG-focused funds have been growing in popularity across institution types.
March 29, 2022
article
San Francisco Bay Area Life Science Demand Continues to BoomIncreased investment and employment in the life sciences sector has driven life sciences related real estate to new heights, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s new 2022 Q1 Life Sciences Update.
Jason Karbelk • March 17, 2022
article • economy
The Fed Finally Lifts Off: What Rising Rates Mean for Commercial Real EstateWe look at the conditions that created FOMC’s move, how the economic recovery from the pandemic slowdown is different than the recovery from the Global Financial Crisis, particularly as supply chain challenges produced inflation, and why we believe this is ultimately beneficial for CRE.
Rebecca Rockey • March 16, 2022
article
What Do Recent E-commerce Trends Mean for Industrial Real Estate?Explore the trends leading to these historic market conditions, including increased online sales with a heightened demand to deliver product faster and at a reduced cost.
Jason Price • March 14, 2022
research
Kansas City Annual Market ReportThe impact of the pandemic was widespread, affecting all aspects of our business—some positively and others negatively—and reminding us that demand for real estate endures through even the worst of times.
Matthew Nevinger • March 10, 2022
article • supply chain
Florida Ports & Infrastructure Report 2022Cushman & Wakefield’s 2022 Florida Ports & Infrastructure report provides concrete insight into the state’s resources and future investments to meet its growing demand.
Chris Owen • February 10, 2022
research • investment / capital markets
Capital Markets 2022 U.S. OutlookCapital markets will move into 2022 with tremendous momentum and liquidity. Job growth forecasts also point to record-setting year in 2022.
February 02, 2022
research • economy
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Why it Matters for CRELearn the significance of the infrastructure bill, which regions will benefit the most and how it will impact the U.S. economy and commercial real estate (CRE) property markets.
Rebecca Rockey • December 17, 2021
research • workplace
U.S. Office Leasing Market Trends: Has the Tide Turned Yet?Cushman & Wakefield Research answer 15 questions occupiers and investors are asking about the U.S. office sector. Topics include building occupancy, office space demand, sublease space, rents, businesses relocating from CBDs and more.
David Smith • December 02, 2021
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