2019 Industrial U.S. Seaports Outlook
| 13 June 2019
Learn about key fundamentals of the top nine major U.S. seaports and their surrounding industrial real estate markets in this interactive report.
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Learn about key fundamentals of the top nine major U.S. seaports and their surrounding industrial real estate markets in this interactive report.
Read moreAndrew Nelson, Colliers' chief economist, discusses a strong start to 2019 and the slowing economy in the June edition of Market Insights.
Read moreWhat's developing in the Northeast? From Beantown to D.C. and every major market in between, office buildings under construction are changing skylines while new and refurbished industrial products are dotting the suburban landscape.
Read moreWhile U.S. industrial property fundamentals remain very healthy, with record high asking rents and occupancy, a plunge in overall net absorption was the big story in Q1 2019.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read the Q1 2019…
Read articleAs highlighted in Colliers’ Q1 2019 U.S. Office Market Outlook Report, even though the U.S. office market had a quiet start to 2019, occupancy remains at a record high.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read the Q1 2019…
Read articleThe first quarter of the year is usually the most subdued and Q1 2019 proved no exception. Absorption slowed for the most part across the major office markets in the U.S., but this is no cause for concern. Click to read more.
Read articleA global look across more than 40 markets – comparing rent growth between peak cycles (2008 to 2018) in primary office and industrial markets.
Read articleThe drop in overall net absorption was the big story for the U.S. industrial market in Q1 2019. Overall net absorption finished at 39.7 million square feet, the lowest quarterly total since Q3 2012.
Read moreOccupier activity across the Unites States continues to be robust, particularly in bulk industrial space 100,000 square feet (SF) and larger.
Read moreThe market for net lease retail properties in the U.S. weakened moderately in 2018, in contrast to the broad recovery in the broader commercial real estate (CRE) capital markets.
Read moreWe are seeing a growing trend of remote workers and empowered employees deciding where and how they want to work. This has created a valuable opportunity for developers to attract coworking companies to retail centers.
Read moreWhile final-mile real estate got the majority of the press, the backbone of distribution throughout North America remained regional big-box distribution centers.
Read moreU.S. property markets staged a healthy—and surprising—comeback in 2018. Sale transactions surged 15% over 2017, recording the second-highest volume of this cycle and reversing two straight years of declines.
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