U.S. National Industrial Report May 2025 | CommercialEdge
The manufacturing sector is expected to remain a key driver of industrial development, though not without challenges.| CommercialEdge
Looking back at 2024 to inform your 2025 marketing strategies. Marketing trends in education are always in flux. For example, you know that social media remains one of the best channels for reaching prospects, but what kind of content should you prioritize in this year’s strategy? You also know that AI has become a leading […] The post 2025 Marketing Trends & Predictions in Education appeared first on MDR Education.| MDR Education
Get our full report on mid-winter/spring break dates—broken down by state—to help you determine the best time to engage your target audience. For the 2024-2025 school year, roughly 27% of schools reported an early break period, with the break beginning between the weeks of February 2, 2025, and February 23, 2025. The majority of schools, […] The post Public School Mid-Winter/Spring Break Dates in the United States appeared first on MDR Education.| MDR Education
Not all schools open and close the academic year at the same time! In fact, it can vary quite a bit by region. Use our data on school open and close dates across the country to drive your education marketing decisions and promotions. Be ready to launch at the start of the school year or […] The post Public School Open and Close Dates in the United States appeared first on MDR Education.| MDR Education
The manufacturing sector is expected to remain a key driver of industrial development, though not without challenges.| CommercialEdge
The office sector is expected to face another challenging year in 2025, with office occupancy rates expected to show no improvement.| CommercialEdge
While tariff uncertainty may create instability for the industrial sector in the near term, e-commerce will continue to drive industrial demand growth. The post E-Commerce Growth Fuels Demand for Industrial Space appeared first on CommercialEdge.| CommercialEdge
The wave of distress anticipated since the peak of the pandemic has begun to materialize at the beginning of 2025.| CommercialEdge
Tariff uncertainty will lead to delayed leasing decisions from industrial occupiers, while also increasing construction costs| CommercialEdge
Coworking spaces across the nation continue to grow in numbers and popularity, bringing more options to the office sector amid ongoing shifts| CommercialEdge
The manufacturing sector is expected to remain a key driver of industrial development, though not without challenges.| CommercialEdge
In the March Market Report - Each major index recorded a decline in February. The Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 now sits 2.2% above its 2018 peak| Liv-ex
The office sector is likely to face another challenging year in 2025, with office occupancy rates expected to show no improvement.| CommercialEdge
All of Liv-ex's major indices, except for the Italy 100, recorded declines in Jan. All indices are now down over the past 1 & 2 year periods| Liv-ex
All of Liv-ex's major indices, except for the Italy 100, recorded declines in January. At these prices, buyers are finding value.| Liv-ex
Following several years of hot demand, industrial real estate saw normalization in 2024 with balanced demand and reduced supply.| CommercialEdge
The strain in the office sector started in the pandemic persists with less development activity, more discounted sales and surging vacancies.| CommercialEdge
The January Market Report reviews the performance of Liv-ex indices, bid-offer ratios & impacts of policy changes on the fine wine market| Liv-ex
The January Market Report reviews the performance of Liv-ex indices, bid-offer ratios & impacts of policy changes on the fine wine market| Liv-ex
Use real estate tech to build a thriving business. Learn how digital tools and strategic marketing enhances your client relationships.| Coruzant Technologies
Welcome to this month’s real estate market report for North Texas. Rising inflation, higher interest rates, and climbing home prices have caused a slowdown in the real estate market in North Texas. The post North Texas Real Estate Market Report – September 2022 appeared first on René Burchell, North Texas Realtor.| René Burchell, North Texas Realtor
Welcome to this month’s real estate market report for North Texas. Rising inflation, higher interest rates, and climbing home prices have caused a slowdown in the real estate market in North Texas. The post North Texas Real Estate Market Report – June 2022 appeared first on René Burchell, North Texas Realtor.| René Burchell, North Texas Realtor
Welcome to this month’s real estate market report for the North Texas area, including the counties of Collin, Dallas, Denton, Grayson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant. The post North Texas Real Estate Market Report – April 2022 appeared first on René Burchell, North Texas Realtor.| René Burchell, North Texas Realtor
Welcome to this month’s North Texas real estate market report for the counties of Collin, Dallas, Denton, Grayson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant. Single family home prices are climbing and inventory levels remain very low in all areas of North Texas. The post North Texas Real Estate Market Report – March 2022 appeared first on René Burchell, North Texas Realtor.| René Burchell, North Texas Realtor
Welcome to this month’s real estate market report for the North Texas area, including the counties of Collin, Dallas, Denton, Grayson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant. Find out more about North Texas real estate with this helpful report. The post North Texas Real Estate Market Report – February 2022 appeared first on René Burchell, North Texas Realtor.| René Burchell, North Texas Realtor
East Coast port strike resolutions and reshoring trends are shifting U.S. trade dynamics, driving changes in industrial demand and supply.| CommercialEdge
Despite back-to-office policies from high-profile companies, office utilization remained unchanged and vacancy rates continued to rise.| CommercialEdge
The e-commerce surge waned last year, reducing demand for industrial space. In 2024, this sector has rebalanced and is growing steadily.| CommercialEdge
Over 1.2 billion sq. ft. of U.S. office space (14.8% of stock) are solid candidates for residential conversions, according to our tool.| CommercialEdge
After two years of record-level deliveries, the industrial development pipeline has slowed, but the long-term outlook remains bright.| CommercialEdge
Distress in the office market persists with over $260 billion in office loans maturing and a growing delinquency rate.| CommercialEdge
The Liv-ex August Market Report has been published, analysing the downward movement of the market, and buyers' potential safe havens.| Liv-ex
In our August Market Report, we cover trading in July, the La Place paradox, Chianti Classico's value, Lafite '19 and Spain's resurgence| Liv-ex
Industrial valuations are rising despite market shifts, with the U.S. average sale price reaching $142 per square foot as of May.| CommercialEdge
As of May this year, there have been 600 office sales, an increasing number of which are being sold at discounts.| CommercialEdge
The U.S. industrial vacancy rate was 5.2% at the end of April, unchanged month-over-month as demand for space has been moderating.| CommercialEdge
In March, several markets had average DSCRs below 1.0, including Brooklyn (0.81), Chicago (0.90) and Cleveland (0.96), CommercialEdge shows.| CommercialEdge
Life science facilities are an attractive office subtype, representing 27% of total office projects slated for completion by the end of 2024.| CommercialEdge
