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Office Pipeline 2021: LA, Boston & SF Lead, Manhattan Construction Slows Short-Term

March 30, 2021| Development, Featured, National, Office| Views: 0

The 2010s will be remembered as a period of all-round economic growth, including in office construction. In particular, the last decade set the stage for several landmark office...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

Top US Cities for Women in STEM (2021 Ranking Update)

March 24, 2021| Featured, Job Market, National, Q&A, Technology| Views: 0

With STEM occupations expected to see rapid growth in the coming years, along with creative fields and business services, we ranked 120 U.S. cities for the representation of women...

Written by Diana Sabau

Google’s $7 Billion Bet on a Post-COVID U.S. Office Market

March 19, 2021| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, National, Office| Views: 0

In a recent blog post, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai announced his company’s plans to invest $7 billion in offices and data centers across 19 U.S. states. With a global workforce...

A storage facility with several self storage units

Written by Francis Chantree

Self Storage Real Estate Sector Recovers Well in 2020

March 18, 2021| Featured, Market Reports, National| Views: 0

Self storage real estate displayed good recovery in 2020, with sales volume and construction coming close to the numbers seen in 2019....

Written by Diana Sabau

U.S. Energy Consumption 2020 Update: 22 States Witness 2-Digit Drops in Industrial Power Usage

March 16, 2021| Featured, Industrial, National, Office, Sustainability| Views: 0

The pandemic has been the ultimate black swan event of the past decade. Not only did it require changes in the way individuals and groups interact, but also in how businesses are...

Written by Lucian Alixandrescu

How the Pandemic Transformed Working: States & MSAs with Most Telecommuters

March 9, 2021| Featured, Job Market, National, Office| Views: 0

Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, we analyzed which areas and demographics had the highest percentages of workers telecommute in the last year, finding that more than...

Written by Patrick McGregor

Generational Survey: Working from Home is Benefitting Millennials & Gen X, but Hasn’t Been Great for Gen Z

March 2, 2021| Featured, Millennials, National, Survey| Views: 0

Key takeaways: Half of all employed respondents are still working from home. The pandemic has more negatively affected Gen Z than the other generations. Watching TV/Netflix is one...

Written by Patrick McGregor

State Unemployment Rates: How They’ve Bounced Back So Far

February 25, 2021| Featured, Job Market, National| Views: 0

Key takeaways: South Dakota’s unemployment rate is lower now than it was prior to the pandemic. In 33 states — many of them Midwestern and Plains states — the unemployment...

Written by Lorena Tivadar

Looking Ahead: Commercial Real Estate Expert Outlook for 2021

| National, Office, Q&A, Resources| Views: 0

The previous year was certainly difficult and out of the ordinary for everyone as the economy experienced unpredictable ups and downs, as well as unique challenges. So,...

Written by Diana Sabau

Top 50 Office Sales of the Last 2 Decades

February 1, 2021| Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Featured, Market Reports, National, Office| Views: 0

The years between 2000 and 2020 have proven to be quite eventful for the U.S. office market. The first decade started on the tail end of the dot-com bubble, which resulted in the...