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CBRE's exhaustive report on data centers provides key data, analysis and insights on the sector as of H2 2024, including market fundamentals, asking rents, capital markets and investment activity. There's lots of excellent, actionable information here for anyone who develops, owns or invests in data centers: https://bit.ly/4iWZ8YP #commercialrealestate #datacenters #capitalmarkets #commercialrealestateinvestment #rents

Yet another big stadium anchored development project is in the works: the Chicago City Council has approved a $7 billion redevelopment plan for the area around the United Center, known as the 1901 Project, which will transform 55 acres on the Near West Side of the city into a vibrant campus with music venues, retail, hotels, green space and affordable housing. The project, led by the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families, who own the United Center, Chicago Bulls, and Chicago Blackhawks, aims to revitalize the community over several phases, with the first phase starting this spring, including a 6,000-seat music hall. The full development, expected to be completed by 2040, will require several phases and city approvals along the way: https://bit.ly/4iwAFcJ #commercialrealestate #stadiumanchoreddevelopment #stadiums #arenas #UnitedCenter #ChicagoBulls #ChicagoBlackhawks #1901Project

As of January 2025, student housing preleasing for fall 2025 reached 54.6%, up from 48.2% the previous year, with universities like Mizzou (90.8%) leading and others like Southern California (9%) lagging, reports Multi-Housing News. Rent growth has slowed to an average of 4% this leasing season, varying widely from a 24.6% increase at Ole Miss to a 15.8% decline at UC-Berkeley. New student housing supply continues to decline, with projected deliveries dropping to 32,100 beds in 2025: https://bit.ly/4kPJBM8 #commercialrealestate #studenthousing #preleasing #rentgrowth #rent

From Abatement to Workletter, our glossary has definitions for over 140 commercial real estate lease terms. It can come in very handy if you’re new to commercial real estate and looking to learn or if you simply need to look up an obscure or unfamiliar lease term on occasion. You can download a copy to save or print at?https://bit.ly/3FVTB4r #commercialrealestate #glossary #leaseterms #leasing

The CoStar Commercial Repeat Sale Indices report indicates that commercial property prices may be stabilizing after over two years of decline, with high-dollar transactions holding steady and turning positive annually for the first time in 26 months. January saw increased transaction volumes, faster sales and fewer distressed property deals, with total repeat sales reaching $9.1 billion—a 34.6% year-over-year rise. Properties are also spending less time on the market, suggesting improved buyer-seller alignment and a potential market bottom forming: https://bit.ly/3Fl6N4M #commercialrealestate #transactions #pricing #stabilization #distressedproperties

The retail sector led commercial real estate performance in January, rising 5% YoY with an annualized growth rate of 18.9%, while industrial properties maintained steady 3.4% annual growth. Apartment prices showed mixed trends, slipping 1.6% YoY but rising 0.7% MoM, whereas office properties, particularly in central business districts, saw the steepest declines, with CBD office prices down 10%. Major metro areas, including New York and Los Angeles, experienced a 4.1% YoY price drop, while non-major metros saw slight growth, reflecting shifting demand. Despite ongoing economic challenges like inflation and high borrowing costs, sectors like retail and industrial remain resilient, while office properties in urban centers continue to struggle, reports CRE Daily: https://bit.ly/3DpXAYl #commercialrealestate #retail #industrial #multifamily #office #inflation #borrowing

Q4 2024 saw economic stability, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and challenges in housing, while multifamily rent growth remained sluggish, office visits increased slowly, retail real estate thrived through innovation, and the industrial sector stayed resilient despite rising vacancies. With stable inflation, strong employment, and election uncertainty resolved, 2025 is expected to bring increased real estate investment, rising transaction volumes, and improved development activity, says the San Francisco Business Times: https://bit.ly/41NfAFy #commercialrealestate #economy #FederalReserve #interestrates #housing #employment #inflation #multifamily #retail #office #industrial

The Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has rapidly terminated over 500 federal commercial leases across all 50 states, aiming to cut costs and save $660 million. Critics argue the process appears chaotic, with many leases ending before expiration, disrupting landlords and real estate markets. While the cancellations may create opportunities for brokers, they also reduce competition, complicate financing, and could require new leases for fully utilized spaces, reports CoStar: https://bit.ly/4ipvHyp #commercialrealestate #DOGE #leases #termination #costcutting #brokers

?? Big News Alert! We’re thrilled to unveil the newest inductees into the prestigious Midwest Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame! ?? ? Dive into the stories of these exceptional leaders and innovators who are shaping the future of our industry: https://lnkd.in/gxQN7wmC ?? Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of these trailblazers as they join the ranks of excellence! #MidwestCREHallofFame #CRE #HallOfFame #CommercialRealEstate #Trailblazers #Innovation #ExcellenceInRealEstate #Leadership #MidwestCRE Matt White, David Loseman, Greg Warsek, George Wienold, Amy Ehlers, Chelsea Leiter Thompson, Michael Fritton, Mike Mitchelson, Tyler Dingel, James Turner, Andrea Hopper, Bill Ritter, Phil Stafford, Julie Simonó, Peter Kepic, DARRIN BOYD, Jason West, Michael Weishaar, Brent Dolen, Anne Madyun, Debra Swearingen Lyles, Andrew Hess, Gary Goodman, Richard Edelman, Kimberly Dowdell, Michael Knight, Richie Hurd, Ryan Zabrowski, Steven Sallen, Joe Price, Dean Giannakopoulos, Ben Warriner, Jim Adler, Jim Kemper, Daniel Canvasser, Chris Robertson, BJ Feller, Dominic Martinez, Christopher Ellis, REjournals,

Kidder Mathews warns that the commercial real estate market is overheating, with multifamily properties, especially value-add apartments, facing distress due to stubborn inflation and elevated interest rates and vacancies. The number of distressed office and retail assets are also increasing, but slower growth and delays in foreclosures due to loan modifications are prolonging the market reset, while capital remains ready to seize opportunities: https://bit.ly/3Xo27B6 #commercialrealestate #2025outlook #multifamily #apartments #office #retail #foreclosures #loanmodifications