New Jersey Investors Focus on Multifamily and Industrial
After a challenging 2023 marked by tight monetary policy and slowing rent growth, New Jersey’s... Continue reading→
Chinatown Leader Vows: ‘We Won’t Back Down’ in Sixers Arena Fight
As city officials review recently released impact studies on the Philadelphia 76ers’ proposed Center City... Continue reading→
WCRE August 2024 Newsletter
In the WCRE August 2024 Newsletter, we discuss the current commercial real estate events that... Continue reading→
Expanding Retailers Actively Seek New Locations
Retailers overcame various economic challenges and signed leases for over 52 million square feet in... Continue reading→
NYC Sidewalk Sheds Cost Businesses Thousands Monthly
Sidewalk sheds and scaffolding darkening Manhattan’s streets are taking a financial toll on the city.... Continue reading→
New York’s Residential Market Faces NAR Deadline
When the National Association of Realtors (NAR) announced its proposed settlement and policy updates this... Continue reading→
Can ‘Experiences’ Save Philadelphia-Area Malls
Greater Philadelphia has seen a surge in experiential retailers as consumers seek more interactive shopping... Continue reading→
Macy’s Closures to Spark Significant Changes at Shopping Malls
Macy’s decision to close nearly a third of its stores will lead to significant changes... Continue reading→
New Jersey Industrial Owners Struggle with Growing Big Box Vacancy
A persistent mismatch in New Jersey’s industrial property sector between occupiers’ space needs and the... Continue reading→
Global Stock Dive Pressures Fed for Deep Rate Cut in September
The commercial real estate industry faced sudden uncertainty Monday as recession fears shook global markets.... Continue reading→
WCRE July 2024 Newsletter
In the WCRE July 2024 Newsletter, we cover a variety events impacting Philadelphia, South Jersey,... Continue reading→
Philadelphia REIT Benefits From Leasing Momentum
The balance between office tenant downsizing and expansions is now favoring some landlords again, according... Continue reading→
Office Attendance is at a New High
June marked a significant turning point in post-pandemic office attendance, according to Placer.ai’s Office Building... Continue reading→
Office Leasing in Manhattan is Improving
The Manhattan office market is showing notable improvement as we enter the second half of... Continue reading→
Powell Suggests Fed Might Cut Rates Before Inflation Hits 2%
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated on Monday that the central bank will not wait... Continue reading→
WCRE Celebrates Intern-To-Full-Time Success Story: Meet Andrew Koller
WCRE | CORFAC International is thrilled to announce the continued success of our internship program,... Continue reading→
WCRE Second Quarter 2024 Report
Southern New Jersey & Philly CRE Markets Show Adaptability While Awaiting Rate Cuts Markets Strive... Continue reading→
WCRE June 2024 Newsletter
In the WCRE June 2024 Newsletter, we cover a variety events impacting Philadelphia, South Jersey,... Continue reading→
CRE Expectations for Capital Costs and Dealmaking in H2 2024 are Mixed
The outlook among commercial real estate industry players remains mixed as 2024 reaches its midway... Continue reading→
7th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Raises $100,000
Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to the community, the WCRE Foundation is thrilled to announce the... Continue reading→
Office Landlords Prefer a Type of Tennant
Many office landlords today are grateful for any lease they can secure to fill vacant... Continue reading→
New Industrial Projects in Pennsylvania’s I-81 Corridor Leasing Faster Than Those Along I-95 in New Jersey
The I-81 corridor in Central and Eastern Pennsylvania and the I-95 corridor in New Jersey... Continue reading→
Traffic Problems in Manhattan
The New York governor’s decision to withdraw support from a Manhattan tolling program, aimed at... Continue reading→
Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Signs of Cooling Inflation
The Federal Reserve left its overnight lending rate unchanged at its seventh consecutive meeting this... Continue reading→
The Current Lending Environment and BOMA International Medical Real Estate Conference
The lending environment and transaction volume has been down over the last 12-24 months, but... Continue reading→
Office Building Being Sold for Less than Morgage
An office building in New York City, owned by an affiliate of Related Companies, is... Continue reading→
NYC Retail Market Reels After Smoke Shop Crackdown
Roll Up Nation vanished from NoHo last month, leaving behind only an expensive sound system,... Continue reading→
Hospital Design Transformed by Emergencies and Surgical Robots
Hurricanes, pandemics, and robotic surgical arms are driving fundamental changes in healthcare design. Dan Thomas... Continue reading→
Industrial Tenants Leasing Surge
Concerns over inflation and higher interest rates affecting consumer spending remain widespread, but they are... Continue reading→
FIRE Tenants in Manhattan Show Slower Expansion
The financial industry, a cornerstone of New York City’s economy for more than a generation,... Continue reading→
Loans on Office Buildings are Increasing
Sales of loans secured by struggling commercial real estate, including offices, are gaining momentum despite... Continue reading→
WCRE May 2024 Newsletter
In the WCRE May 2024 Newsletter, we cover a variety events impacting Philadelphia, South Jersey,... Continue reading→
Rising Risk in Office Lease Exposure
The long-term nature of office leasing has delayed the market’s adjustment to the changes in... Continue reading→
Helping Employees Move from Burnout to Belonging
Are you bringing home more from your job than just a paycheck? A 2023 study... Continue reading→
NYC Offices Turning into Residential Conversions
New Yorkers often joke about living at the office, but new data from the Department... Continue reading→
Three Key Business Types Largely Driving Retail Demand Resurgence
Despite headlines focusing on recent store closures, the overall U.S. retail sector has experienced a... Continue reading→
Rising Office Demand Signals Recovery Optimism
Brandywine Realty Trust CEO Jerry Sweeney doesn’t label himself an optimist regarding the “frustratingly slow”... Continue reading→
Manhattan Office Tower with Saks Flagship Eyes Residential Conversion
The owner of a building adjacent to New York’s iconic Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store... Continue reading→
Philly Development Projects Delayed by Tough Financing Conditions
Major Philadelphia real estate projects aimed at transforming the city have been derailed by challenging... Continue reading→
Center City’s Outdoor Dining Now Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Levels
The latest State of Center City report unveils positive trends for the district, encompassing key... Continue reading→
