The office sector has faltered in the face of changing practices, but cities with good transport networks are outperforming.
While some cities outperform, demand for apartments is likely to outpace supply across the US for the foreseeable future, writes Kyle Hagerty.
Investors are increasingly turning to machine learning and data analysis tools to assess risk, and find cities with untapped potential.
Investors in the EMEA and APAC regions are looking to core cities with tight supply.
Commercial real estate investors are completing more deals in large and growing European cities.
Commercial real estate investors are returning to gateway cities across Asia-Pacific.
Commercial real estate investors are finding opportunities in a number of US cities both large and small.
The former Neiman Marcus retail space, which Wells Fargo acquired for $550m, will become the sole office space in the retail property.
As innovation continues, private real estate owners and investors can expect to see the regulatory and social structures remain dynamic for years to come, writes Jennifer Waters.
Blockchain technology has the power and capabilities to transform the private real estate market, writes Kyle Hagerty.