Recent National Research

Hotel Downturn Eases in Q1, Signaling Recovery Underway

Retail Recovery Driven by Government Stimulus & Vaccine Rollout

Multifamily Market Stabilizes Earlier than Expected

Across macroeconomic indicators, the U.S. is continuing to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. Consumer sentiment reached its highest levels since the start of the pandemic in March 2020, while jobless claims and unemployment levels continue to decrease.

Office Demand Drops in Q1 2021, Although More Tenants Shop for Space

High Demand for Industrial Space Continues in Q1

The U.S. health care industry and medical office market were severely impacted by the COVID pandemic in 2020. Despite the downturn, health care employment rebounded much more rapidly than the broader job market.

As the COVID-19 crisis escalated and social distancing restrictions took hold, the outflow of people from dense and expensive urban metros accelerated in 2020.

International investment in U.S. multifamily assets in H2 2020 fell by just 5% year-over-year to $5.7 billion, despite continued COVID-19 international travel restrictions and market uncertainty.

COVID-19 Slows 2020 Inbound Capital to Seven-Year Low

Commercial Lending Markets Search for Balance

Q4 Investment Activity Surged 97% from Q3; Annual Volume Down 34% from 2019

Retail Fundamentals Show Signs of Recovery in Q4

Integrating Retail and Logistics in an Era of Omnichannel Real Estate

Holiday E-commerce Spike Will Lead to Record Returns

Explore the 2021 U.S. Real Estate Market Outlook for insights on accelerating trends and recovery forecasts for the economy and various real estate sectors.

Uncovering Market Strength

New trends in the Seniors Housing & Care industry, key insights on the state of the market, and quantified impacts of COVID-19.

Measuring the Tech Industry's Impact on U.S. & Canada Office Markets

Measuring the Tech Industry’s Impact on U.S. & Canada Office Markets

The life sciences industry has been thrust into the spotlight as the United States faces its greatest public health crisis in a century.

Prepare for a Holiday Shopping Season Like No Other

What lessons can today’s investors take from the Global Financial Crisis?

Inbound capital to the U.S. dropped 34% in H1 2020, as global lockdown measures and market uncertainty stemming from the COVID-19 crisis weighed on investment activity.

Pandemic Weighs on Investment Activity, With Lowest Q2 Investment Volume Since 2010

Activity by Flex Providers Drops Significantly in Q2 2020

CBRE convened a panel of experts to discuss how partnerships between a company, state and local government, and the economic development community have been impacted by COVID-19, how they are changing and what the future may hold.

In our CBRE Roundtable, economic and student housing industry experts explored this topic and examined the challenges and opportunities for investors today and in the future.

While turnover—the percentage of total rented units not renewed each year (and the opposite of retention)—has been declining for many years, COVID-19 has, at least temporarily, accelerated this trend.