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Is every real estate deal unique? Or does each deal provide a point in a broader spatial pattern? We mapped all the industrial property sales in Southern California over the past two years and then applied geospatial analytics to identify trading patterns. bit.ly/3nQKyLC

The stark interest rate risk has overshadowed #CRE fundamentals for the time being. But we expect values will begin stabilizing later this year. bit.ly/3LTz4z5

Commercial real estate asset values have eroded this year due to the impact of rising interest rates and cap rates on equity and debt availability and underwriting. But we expect values will begin stabilizing later this year. bit.ly/40YcUB1 #CBREInsights

Many prominent Live-Work-Shop neighborhoods are outperforming the broader market in which they reside. bit.ly/3A9oyhG #CBREInsights

The Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes have stalled national home price appreciation and even caused notable declines in some markets. Read our latest brief to see where values have changed. bit.ly/3L4aXi1 #CBREInsights

Recent trouble at Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank – while unique to those institutions – has focused attention on risks associated with small U.S. banks, particularly their commercial real estate exposure. bit.ly/3GjCiKg #CBREInsights

Had #retail space been overbuilt in previous cycles? Is it just now reaching #supply-demand equilibrium? Read our latest brief for more insight. bit.ly/3Zplw2O #CBREInsights

Products manufactured in the US, and the markets where they are manufactured, continues to evolve. Looking at how each metro’s share of US manufacturing employment has changed since 2010 provides a glimpse into this evolution. bit.ly/3FzUBdu

Much ink has been spilled lamenting high consumer debt levels, but overall, consumers—especially affluent households—still have the firepower to finance travel spending. Read more in our latest brief. bit.ly/3Tw5bIz #CBREInsights

Office-to-multifamily conversions is a popular topic in the media, but rare, and unlikely to impact the bottom line of either sector. Read our latest report to see the types of buildings that make good conversion candidates and the impact of conversions. bit.ly/3LCCiID

With the release of the 2020 Census data, we can compare actual versus expected population growth for the 2010-2020 period. Read more in CBRE EA's latest brief. bit.ly/3STiOBd #CBREInsights

The longer a property owner waits to begin lowering emissions, the higher an asset’s carbon budget will be. Read more in CBRE EA's latest brief. bit.ly/3IJBP5B #CBREInsights

Tech companies account for 40% of total layoff announcements, but many former tech workers are finding new employment quickly with non-tech companies, helping to boost productivity across the economy. bit.ly/3YJMT7L #CBREInsights

Hardly any new retail space has been constructed during the past decade. Meanwhile, brick-and-mortar retail sales have risen as Americans spend more on experiences at places like restaurants, cafes and breweries. bit.ly/3YoVD2W #CBREInsights

Just how vulnerable are real estate markets to natural hazards? We looked to Miami—a city associated with strong tropical storms and at the frontier of climate change—to analyze vulnerability. bit.ly/40dUTQ6 #CBREInsights

The return of East Asian visitors will be a plus for the American hotels, especially in Hawaii, major West Coast markets, and premier leisure destinations like Las Vegas and Orlando. Read more about the impact on the hotel sector. bit.ly/3Hd6uGw #CBREInsights

Industrial tenants whose leases are rolling over will have abundant, amenity-laden space options, further disadvantaging older, less functional properties. bit.ly/3CzBnmN #CBREInsights