COVID-19 continues to impact markets across borders, multiple real estate sectors and people in our communities. Colliers has provided COVID-19 commercial real estate insights to help you understand the potential impact on your business and community and recommendations on ways to minimize the impacts, where possible.
It was fitting that we capped off Women’s History Month by interviewing a woman who has made a dazzling career for herself out of championing other women in CRE: Allison Weiss of CRE Recruiting.
Read moreBeyond accelerating the use of technology and digital advancements, healthcare spaces themselves are going to be built and used differently as a measure for future preparedness.
Read moreThe latest report from the National Association of Manufacturers revealed 88% of large and medium-sized manufacturers exhibit strong optimism for the remainder of 2021.
Read moreThe dual challenges of the onset of COVID-19 and wildfires impacted the wine industry in a multitude of ways in 2020.
Read articleAs we approach the World Health Organization's first anniversary declaring COVID-19 as a global pandemic, we're beginning to see signs of light at the end of this long and winding tunnel.
Read articleFor this month's episode, we stole some time on Jazmen Johnson's calendar to discuss diversity, equity and inclusion — specifically within the commercial real estate industry.
Read article3 things to watch in 2021: the retail landscape transformation, e-commerce will gradually cutback and omnichannel retailing leads the way.
Read articleColliers ' Workforce Analytics team used recently-collected data to frame a discussion with three top occupier clients during a live virtual event on Thursday, February 25.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. office market.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market.
Read moreInsights for the food industry and its real estate partners in a post-COVID-19 world.
Read moreFor many hospitals and health centers, the adoption of new technology and digital processes is key because it helps them stay a step ahead through proactive data-tracking, real-time distance monitoring, automated tasks and more.
Read moreThe retail market faced negative net absorption of 27.6 million square feet in 2020, per CoStar. This was driven by record store closures, nearly 16,000.
Read moreWith COVID-19 vaccines in early distribution, Boston’s in-house research team looks into the potential impact that work-from-home may have on office occupancies.
Read moreThe U.S. industrial sector had a record year in 2020. Overall net absorption remained resilient with occupancy gains of more than 273 million square feet at year-end, 18.9% higher than the same period a year ago.
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