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The tale of lumber prices up to a record pinnacle in May, back down to normal in August, and now futures again over $1,000 per thousand board feet, has been a compelling story in commercial real estate.
But wood isn’t the only commodity that could prove an expensive challenge to development and construction. Many other products have been riding up.
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Welcome to Negative Leverage in CRE
Prologis, Duke Realty Agree to $26B Acquisition
Moody’s Finds 'Little Evidence' of a Housing Bubble
The Lumber Roller Coaster Takes Another Price Dive
8.6% Inflation Means Serious Planning for CRE
Criterion Group acquires eight more properties, expands its portfolio to 13 states.
There are three reasons why investors are continuing to buy CRE with negative leverage.
City councils enact moratoriums on new warehouses in the region with an industrial footprint of more than 1B SF.
The State of Workplace Experience in 2022
Download this report and learn how landlords and corporate employers are setting themselves up for success in 2022.
2022 Multifamily State of the Industry Report
There are three major trends converging to shape new renter dynamics: The Great Resignation, The Occupancy Fallacy, and The Renter Research Revolution. Download this report to explore these trends and learn how to thrive in this new era.
Defining the Building Blocks for Best-in-Class Workspaces
Differences in generational preferences surrounding workspaces and renewed efforts in retaining and attracting top talent have created urgency to define the building blocks of best-in-class workspaces. This guide explores how to build a hybrid workspace that is a magnet for employees by using top-of-the-line technology.
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