Amid a new cycle, selective positioning is needed as industrial and logistics real estate investors reassess big-box demand.

Institutional real estate investors seeking larger returns are jumping into the small-bay, multi-let industrial subset.

The economy is growing, but hotel occupancy is remaining stubbornly low across sectors.

Evolving tenant needs for the latest AI and cloud-computing technology are driving record pre-leasing and reshaping both investment and development strategies.

Supply of PBSA continues to wane as demand grows across the largest universities in the US and Europe.

Given rising costs of new development, an increasing population may be left with few choices for affordable and attainable housing.

The industrial and logistics sector is in a sweet spot for net lease investors as warehousing and manufacturing are booming.

As the number of stores and malls shrinks, owners and investors are looking at creative alternatives to keep those still around relevant.

As omnichannel shopping grows, so does the need for logistics to move closer to brick-and-mortar stores.

Managers work to attract and retain tenants as residents’ expectations go beyond having a home with a few creature comforts.