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GlobeSt.com is widely-recognized as the premier online destination for original and timely commercial real estate content. It is our mission to deliver trusted, relevant real-estate news and insights, effectively providing our audience with a 360 degree view of the industry.
The depth and breadth of our local and national reporting - the mainstay of our business model - includes coverage of individual sectors, as well as focused looks at important advances in finance, construction, environmental and other topics impacting the real estate community.
GlobeSt.com is the digital component of the three outstanding brands of ALM Real Estate Media. Our print publication - Real Estate Forum - and our conference series - RealShare - reach over 250,000 professionals across all markets, sectors, and business disciplines. Our unique print/online/events integrated business model allows the ALM Real Estate Media Group to deeply understand the dynamic real estate industry and the evolving needs of our audience.
By consistently delivering in-depth news and analysis, insightful thought leadership positions as well as innovative ways to access information, we continually provide our growing audience with a valuable competitive edge. Source
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| Scope | National, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesGreater LA Retail Performance Gets Boost From Brand Expansion and Establishment
Resilient fundamentals, including scarce product availability, are driving retail demand in Greater Los Angeles. Colliers' Q2 2026 Retail Research Report indicated regional retail vacancy remained relatively stable at 6.2%, while limited new construction and a constrained development pipeline continue to support the long-term performance of established retail assets.
Havas Health Signs 254K SF Expansion at HQ Near Grand Central Terminal
Havas Health has signed a renewal and extension for a total of 254,118 square feet to remain at 200 Madison Avenue in Midtown, Manhattan. The global wellness and health communications network is adding another 64,657 square feet to its headquarters at the office building and keeping its existing 189,461 square feet, according to an emailed statement provided to GlobeSt. This will expand its footprint to five floors and the lease will last until at least 2041.
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Five Fed Officials Raise Inflation Concerns Ahead Of Jackson Hole
For commercial real estate investors waiting for interest-rate relief, the message coming out of Jackson Hole is becoming less encouraging: a growing group of Federal Reserve officials is publicly questioning whether policy is restrictive enough to return inflation to the central bank's 2% target. That does not mean another rate increase is assured. Weakening workforce and employment data still argue for caution and some officials have stopped short of endorsing an immediate move.
Nuveen's New C-PACE Fund Tops $1B
Nuveen's latest commercial real estate energy-efficiency fund has raised more than $1 billion since its first sale date, signaling continued institutional demand for long-duration financing tied to building upgrades. This comes through the Nuveen CPACE Lending Fund IV LP, according to an SEC filing. The fund, hosted by Nuveen and affiliate Nuveen Green Capital, which had its first sale on Aug. 14, is targeting $1.2 billion.
Cushman & Wakefield Portfolio Signals a Broader Multifamily Turnaround
After a prolonged stretch of heavy new supply and softer demand, the U.S. multifamily market is showing clearer signs of recovery. National vacancy fell below 9% heading into the summer season for the first time since 2024. Asking-rent growth also gained momentum, rising from 1.1% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2026 to 1.5% in the second quarter.
CRE Investment Accelerates As Larger Deals Drive The Market
The commercial real estate investment market is recovering, but the rebound is not showing up evenly across the numbers. Investors put substantially more capital to work in the second quarter even as the number of properties changing hands remained below year-ago levels, a divergence that points to a market being driven increasingly by larger transactions and rising pricing rather than a broad surge in dealmaking.
CRE Bidding Gains Momentum as Credit Competition Reaches New Highs
Commercial real estate investors are facing a more competitive market as buyer demand strengthens and lenders step up their pursuit of new deals. JLL's latest global bid and credit intensity data show that capital is becoming more active on both sides of the transaction, improving market liquidity despite continued uncertainty in the broader economy. The most important signal for investors may be coming from debt markets.
Law Firms Drive Record Quarter for Office Leasing
Law firms leased a record 7.3 million square feet of office space during the second quarter, providing a significant source of demand as the broader U.S. office market continues to recover. Larger Deals Lift Legal Leasing to New High First-half activity totaled 12.2 million square feet, up 17% from 10.4 million square feet during the same period in 2025.
Multifamily Starts Rise as Growth Shifts Beyond Urban Cores
Multifamily construction started to regain ground in the second quarter, but the recovery appears to be taking shape away from the urban core. New data from the National Association of Home Builders shows starts rose 5% from a year earlier, while prior NAHB analysis suggests the gains were concentrated in smaller metro areas and lower-density markets where development conditions may be more favorable. The activity also remained overwhelmingly rental-driven.