Regional Commercial Real Estate Trends
Millions of Square Feet of Federal Property Set to Hit the Market
Since the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced plans to drastically shrink the federal government’s real estate footprint, details have emerged in phases. While the situation remains loose, the […]
Read More....Philadelphia’s Population Surged in 2024
Between 2019 and 2024, the Philadelphia metro area added an estimated 88,100 residents—its strongest five-year growth in decades. Remarkably, over half of that growth occurred in 2024 alone, signaling a […]
Read More....2025 Real Estate Trends to Watch
Lets look at some emerging 2025 real estate trends that you should be monitoring closely. The real estate industry plays an integral role in providing individuals with comfortable places to […]
Read More....Renovated Offices Have Driven Past Recoveries
The U.S. office sector is poised for recovery, driven by rising demand and a shrinking construction pipeline. Historically, renovated office buildings perform well during the early stages of an economic […]
Read More....Tariffs Cloud Industrial Real Estate Market
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump unveiled a sweeping tariff plan affecting nearly all U.S. imports—broader than many anticipated. Tariffs have already influenced companies’ investment decisions, including real estate projects. Before […]
Read More....Industrial Real Estate Faces Challenges as Tariffs Disrupt Manufacturing
The Trump administration’s new tariffs could boost the U.S. industrial market long-term by encouraging manufacturers to build domestically. However, short- and medium-term disruptions are expected, with higher costs impacting manufacturers, […]
Read More....Developers Slow New Industrial Projects in Philly Area
Philadelphia’s industrial boom is winding down after a record-breaking five years that added 55 million square feet to the region’s inventory. As of March, 12.4 million square feet remain under […]
Read More....Philly Leads Nation’s Office Recovery
Philadelphia stands out as the most stable office market among the 15 largest U.S. markets heading into spring, with a year of occupancy gains bringing its office availability rate to […]
Read More....Import/Export Costs Rise as Tariffs Approach
With the Trump administration’s tariff details set to be released on April 2, attention is turning to their potential impact on consumer prices. Importers, especially those dealing with China, are […]
Read More....Dollar Tree is Selling Family Dollar For Billions
Dollar Tree is selling Family Dollar for $1 billion, a fraction of the $9 billion it paid for the chain in 2015, after a decade of unsuccessful attempts to turn […]
Read More....Store Closings Bring More Retail Space
The U.S. retail market, once constrained by high demand and limited supply, is seeing a shift as space availability loosens. After gaining about 12.5 million square feet this year, retail […]
Read More....Five Years Into Remote Work, the Push to Return to the Office Grows
The Covid-19 pandemic sparked a shift to remote work, but even companies that once embraced it are now changing their stance. In recent months, employees at major corporations like Amazon, […]
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