Major Changes to New Jersey’s Mansion Tax Now in Effect
As of July 1, 2025, New Jersey’s 2026 State Budget has officially gone into effect, bringing with it significant changes...Continue reading→
Philly Metro Job Market Surges in May, Led by Health and Education Sectors
The Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington metro area experienced notable job growth in May 2025, with preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics...Continue reading→
The Office Sector is Recovering But Not Widespread
Over the past year, the decline in office occupancy has significantly eased, and a spike in leasing activity suggests that...Continue reading→
Philly Workforce Expands Amid Sector Shifts
Philadelphia’s job market remains resilient despite national concerns around tariffs and business uncertainty. In April 2025, the region added 14,800...Continue reading→
U.S. Employment Grows by 139,000 in May, Beating Forecasts
Hiring remained relatively stable in May, even as businesses and consumers navigated economic uncertainty tied to tariffs and a potential...Continue reading→
May Consumer Confidence Jumped on Trade Deal Optimism
Consumer optimism saw a strong rebound in May, driven by hopes for trade peace between the U.S. and China, according...Continue reading→
Industrial Construction Taking Shape in Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley remains Pennsylvania’s second-most active construction market, well behind Greater Philadelphia but showing steady momentum. While industrial construction...Continue reading→
Returning to Office is Becoming the Norm
As more corporations mandate stricter return-to-office policies in 2025, in-person workplace attendance continues to climb, and in some major metros,...Continue reading→
May 2025 Economic Outlook
By early May, equity markets had rebounded from April’s losses, and recent data has yet to show a sharp drop...Continue reading→
Office Market Booms Due to Soft Labor Market
A cooling labor market may be breathing new life into the office real estate sector, according to reporting by San...Continue reading→
Office Leasing is Slowing Down Due to Economic Uncertainty
Office leasing activity has shown signs of recovery in key markets and sectors in recent months. However, that momentum may...Continue reading→
Brandywine CEO Sees Office Leasing Surge
Brandywine Realty Trust has 306,000 square feet of new office leases set to start in the coming months, which is...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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-...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→
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...Continue reading→