My World: June 2021... This is part of a series of articles where our contributors describe how they think things will look a year from now. Office demand stays level, as...
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My World: June 2021... This is part of a series of articles where our contributors describe how they think things will look a year from now. Office demand stays level, as...
Long term interest rates, in real and nominal terms, have fallen continuously since the early 1980s, and yields on commercial real estate have come down with them. Most recent...
Just as geopolitical headwinds eased in late January with a phase-one U.S./China trade deal and the U.K. formally leaving the European Union, worries about the Chinese...
Several shocks, both positive and negative, have prevented the US economy entering an overdue recessionary phase The US economy is in its longest economic expansion on record....
By Richard Barkham, Global Chief Economist; Neil Blake, Global Head of Forecasting; Wei Luo, Associate Director, CBRE. The UK’s long-term average share of global real estate...
Figure 1 shows the CBRE ‘real time’ G7 economy tracker, made up of the best and most timely monthly economic data. The main developed economies (U.S.A., Canada, Japan, Germany,...