Aaron Jodka

Aaron Jodka

Research Director, Capital Markets | U.S.

Aaron is the Research Director for U.S. Capital Markets, leading research efforts for the platform. With expertise in analyzing diverse data, he anticipates trends and equips clients with insights for informed decisions. Aaron actively promotes Colliers through research reports, thought leadership, and industry contributions. His extensive market knowledge provides a unique perspective on dynamics, asset types, and investment strategies, offering clients customized data and analytics for decision-making.

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Colliers Quick Hits | NYU IHIF 2025 Recap

The NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum was held in New York City from June 1-3, 2025, bringing together a cross-section of the hospitality industry to discuss the latest trends in the market. Learn the 10 takeaways and observations.

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Quick Hits | U.S. Interest Rate Policy Lagging Many Global Markets

The Federal Reserve has been more restrained in its policy movements relative to other nations and global regions. While rates in the U.S., Canada, and the UK were similar at the start of 2022, they have diverged of late, particularly in Canada.

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Quick Hits | April MSCI Update: Deal Flow Continues in Fits and Starts

Investors allocated $22 billion to the major asset classes in April, down slightly from the previous year. When the dust settles, volume is likely to be up marginally, continuing the trend from the prior six months.

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Quick Hits | Valuations Surge for Data Center REITs

Data center REITs have a higher average enterprise value than nearly any other asset class. Implied cap rates are the lowest, at 4.4%.

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Quick Hits | Value Growth Signals the Start of a New Investment Cycle

Signs are pointing to CRE values bottoming and a recovery emerging. The buyer pool is getting deeper, and valuation requests continue to increase, implying continued market activity.

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Quick Hits | Boston Office: The Hub Nears a Turning Point

Boston’s office market provides investors with several structural advantages, including a highly educated workforce and supply constraints. Office absorption is trending in a positive direction.

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Quick Hits | MSCI Q1 Update: Volume Up 17% YOY

Investors deployed $92.5 billion into the major asset classes in Q1, a 17% increase from a year ago. However, fewer properties are transacting, with asset trades down 12% from last year.

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Quick Hits | Healthcare Holds a Steady Pulse in Shifting Markets

Medical properties show steady occupancy growth as healthcare spending stays resilient. Investors see the sector as a safe haven amid market uncertainty, despite concerns over Medicaid cuts.

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Quick Hits | Life Sciences Supply Emerges as Market Rebalances

The life sciences market is stabilizing, with easing supply pressures, strong venture capital in 2024, and a positive long-term outlook fueled by ongoing research and innovation.

Quick Hits | April Numbers to Watch: Signs of Stress Emerging

At Colliers, we understand the importance of interconnected data, macroeconomic trends, and anecdotes in real estate decisions. With that in mind, here are 10 numbers and trends that have recently caught our attention.

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Quick Hits | MSCI February Update: Volume Uptick

Sales volume grew 30% year-over-year in February, with $24.4 billion trading. All asset classes posted gains compared to last year.

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Quick Hits | Retail Reinvented: Trends Shaping the Future of U.S. Shopping

Colliers Capital Markets recently sat down with Anjee Solanki, National Director, Retail Services & Practice Groups, U.S., to discuss the latest trends in retail.

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Quick Hits | Loan Extensions Picked Up in 2024

Lenders extended $384 billion in loans into 2025, surpassing 2024 levels, with 40% of maturities now deferred. CMBS and banks lead extensions, while many 2025 maturities will push into 2026 or beyond.

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Quick Hits | GSA: The Nation’s Largest Occupier

Colliers experts discuss shifting government leasing policies, key challenges, and new opportunities in the market.

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Storage Market Set to Recover in 2025

The self-storage market has undergone substantial changes in the past few years. As with other asset classes, rising borrowing costs have weighed on investment sales activity and pressured pricing.