Industry insights, market outlook reports and commercial real estate
news, and trends from the Coldwell
Banker Commercial brand.
Explore the impact of surging rent growth on affordable housing in major U.S. metros, and uncover key investment opportunities in the commercial real estate market where rent growth outpaces wage growth.
Explore the top U.S. manufacturing hubs of Dallas, Chicago, and Phoenix, as we delve into key trends and opportunities for investors in these thriving industrial markets.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic is proud to announce the sale of 3750 Savannah Highway, a Class-A retail/office center, ideally positioned on the high-visibility corner of Bees Ferry Road and Savannah Highway in Charleston, South Carolina. The transaction closed for $5,885,000.00.
Today, we are thrilled to shine a spotlight on Dan Spiegel, the senior vice president and managing director of Coldwell Banker Commercial, whose dedication and leadership have earned him the prestigious recognition as a Crain’s Chicago Business Notable Commercial Real Estate Leader.
Dan Spiegel and Becky Button discuss the evolution of office design, emphasizing the shift from traditional cubicles to more comfortable and collaborative workspaces. They explore the importance of creating inviting environments that enhance productivity and well-being.
Land sales for residential development remain strong, driven by long-term investment perspectives, scarcity of available land, and adaptive market strategies. This resilience highlights ongoing confidence in housing demand and strategic foresight among developers and investors.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic is pleased to announce the $3,675,000 sale of 49 Smith St., a historic eight-unit multifamily compound in Charleston, South Carolina, that dates to the 19th century, listed by broker Kristen Krause.
Coldwell Banker Commercial West is proud to announce the sale of the Seville Gardens Apartment Community, a 225-unit senior housing complex in Huntington Park, California.
The trend of corporate headquarters moving from California to Texas peaked during the pandemic but has slowed recently. Texas’s pro-business environment and lower costs attracted many companies, leading to economic growth and challenges like rising housing prices.
The significant slowdown in industrial construction in 2024 after a major boom during the pandemic is attributed to oversupply and economic uncertainty, leading to increased vacancy rates and hesitation from developers. While industrial construction activity has decreased, manufacturing construction remains steady.