Regional Commercial Real Estate Trends


Anticipate an Increase in Tax Appeals Amidst Growing Discrepancies Between Office Valuations and Assessments

More Tax Appeals Expected as Divide Widens Between Office Valuations and Assessments

Office property owners nationwide are grappling with an additional challenge amidst increased vacancies and diminished demand, which is resulting in reduced building values and subsequently higher property tax bills. The […]

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Revista Report Covers Rates and Costs in the MOB Market

Revista Reports rates and costs within the MOB Market

Despite the challenging conditions experienced by healthcare real estate (HRE) developers in 2022, primarily driven by escalating construction expenses and inflationary pressures, the sector witnessed a marginal decline of only […]

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Office Features’ Impact on Tenant Premiums

Office Features' Impact on Tenant Premiums

In recent years, office tenants nationwide have downsized their real estate holdings, but certain building features not only retain tenants but also command premium rents. Amenities like roof terraces, sky […]

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REIT’s Pour Into Healthcare Real Estate As ‘Grey Tsunami’ Approaches

REIT's are pouring into the healthcare real estate

The conclusion of 2023 witnessed a significant uptick in investments by real estate investment trusts (REITs) in healthcare properties, driven by the opportunity to capitalize on an aging populace with […]

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Philly’s Inflation Remains Sticky

Philadelphia's Inflation is Still Sticky Compared to the Rest of the Nation

The latest release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that the Philadelphia metropolitan area continues to grapple with inflation rates surpassing those of the broader country. Philadelphia’s core inflation, […]

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The Commercial Real Estate Super Broker Era Comes to an End

The Commercial Real Estate Super Broker Era Comes to an End

Has the era of the super broker come to an end? This question surfaced recently as two prominent New York City-based investment sales brokers departed from their positions at large […]

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Increase of Medical Office Leases in New York

Increase of Medical Office Leases in New York

More New Yorkers can anticipate the arrival of medical providers in their neighborhoods soon. According to a report by JLL, the medical office inventory in New York City reached 6.3 […]

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Fresh Incentives are Targeted at Kickstarting the Conversion of Office Buildings

Fresh Incentives are Targeted at Kickstarting the Conversion of Office Buildings

For years, municipalities have utilized incentives to stimulate desired investments or address persistent issues requiring private-sector involvement. Presently, city officials are rolling out or enhancing programs to promote office-to-residential conversion […]

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$3.3 Billion in Federal Grants is Accelerating the Initiation of Numerous Projects

$3.3 Billion in Federal Grants is Accelerating the Initiation of Numerous Road, Bridge, and Commercial Projects

Federal officials have disclosed the distribution of the remaining grants for transportation and commercial developments in cities such as Boston, Chicago, and New York.   The U.S. Department of Transportation […]

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Dollar Tree is Set to Close 970 Family Dollar Stores

Dollar Tree is Set to Close 970 Family Dollar Stores

Dollar Tree fell short of market expectations for holiday-quarter sales and profit on Wednesday, announcing plans to close 970 of its Family Dollar stores as part of efforts to revamp […]

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National Office Attendance Shows Gradual but Consistent Increase

National Office Attendance Shows Gradual but Consistent Increase

Achieving a return to pre-pandemic office attendance levels has been neither swift nor simple, but there is a gradual and consistent uptick in workplace foot traffic. As companies implement more […]

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Midtown South Rezoning May Pave the Way for 4,000 New Homes

Midtown South Rezoning May Pave the Way for 4,000 New Homes

New York City planning officials aim to revitalize a 42-block area in Midtown South, introducing a draft zoning plan that would permit taller, mixed-use buildings in the region between Fifth […]

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