Colliers Quick Hits | Differentiating Retail Centers By Foot Traffic
| 06 July 2023
Publix is a popular grocery chain in the Southeast, and nearly 60% of its stores in Florida receive more than one million visits annually.
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Publix is a popular grocery chain in the Southeast, and nearly 60% of its stores in Florida receive more than one million visits annually.
Read moreIn May, the $19.8 billion traded was 71% lower than last year’s volume. This isn’t a surprise, as volume peaked on a four-quarter rolling basis in Q2 2022.
Read moreThe U.S. multifamily market finds itself in an odd spot. On the one hand, fundamentals remain strong, with healthy occupancies—even if they have softened somewhat from record highs—and rising rents.
Read moreEconomic data continues to paint differing pictures of current conditions. There remains a wide divergence in expectations from leading economists and real estate investors.
Read articleThe office sector has been the most prominent global real estate investment capital recipient over the last 15 years. Accounting for 37% of all activity over this period, it is almost double the size of the next largest sector.
Read articleSales volumes are down 72%, on average, over the past year through April. Unsurprisingly, lenders are putting out less capital.
Read articleColliers Capital Markets recently sat down with Ron Zappile, Senior Vice President, Portfolio Strategy Consulting, and Connor Faught, Executive Vice President, Head of Corporate Capital Solutions.
Read articleAt $16.4 billion, April sales volume was the weakest since April/May of 2020. Overall volume is down 72% from year-ago levels. However, April 2022 marked the strongest April ever.
Read articleULI's Spring Meeting in Toronto took place May 16-18. Here are observations from various sessions and conversations over the three days of events:
Read articleAt Colliers, we understand the importance of interconnected data, macroeconomic trends, and anecdotes in real estate decisions. With that in mind, here are 10 numbers that have recently caught our attention.
Read moreInvestors have pulled back, resulting in the slowest Q1 since 2013. A wide bid-ask spread still exists, complicating transactions.
Read moreBoth office and industrial faced softening fundamentals in Q1. Office vacancies ended the quarter at 16.1%, just 0.2 percentage points shy of matching the all-time high. Given the current trajectory of occupier downsizing and lease expirations, the m
Read moreIn 2022, a combination of factors caused cross-border investment in the U.S. to fall to the lowest level since 2012. A total of $34.8 billion of foreign capital came to the U.S., a 53% decline from 2021.
Read moreInvestment volume is down 58% from last year, hitting the lowest number since 2013 Q1. Office volume decreased the most, 68% below 2022 Q1. Pricing is falling across most asset classes.
Read moreThe Mortgage Bankers Association estimates $4.47 trillion of commercial real estate loans are on lenders’ books. Roughly 60% of these loans are due by 2027. Multifamily has the largest share of maturities over this period, topping $1 trillion.
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