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  • Office

    U.S. Office Market Q1 2025: Leasing Surges, But Vacancy Still Looms

    The U.S. office market showed signs of recovery in Q1 2025, with a surge in leasing activity and renewed investor interest, despite high vacancy rates and economic uncertainties. Prime locations saw strong demand, while older buildings struggled, highlighting the sector's adaptation to hybrid work models and evolving tenant needs.

  • News

    Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty Closes $2.625M Deal For Healthcare Facility Near Morristown Medical Center

    Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty successfully closed the sale of a 13,725 sq. ft. medical condo building in Morristown for $2,625,000, highlighting strategic negotiations and teamwork. Located near Morristown Medical Center, this prime property features four medical tenants and offers excellent accessibility to Routes 202 and 287.

  • News

    Leading Texas Land Expert Joins Coldwell Banker Commercial® Land & Ranch Division

    Coldwell Banker Commercial Alamo City is proud to announce the addition of Chad Andrus, ALC—founder of Andrus Land Group and Accredited Land Consultant—to its prestigious Land & Ranch Division.

  • Industrial

    Small-Bay Industrial: The Underrated Powerhouse of the E-Commerce Era?

    E-commerce has revolutionized consumer behavior and logistics, driving unprecedented demand for industrial real estate. While large fulfillment centers have been the focus, small-bay industrial properties—under 250,000 square feet and near population centers—are now critical for faster delivery times and supply chain resilience.

  • Insights

    Family Offices Are Doubling Down on CRE in 2025

    The landscape of private wealth is shifting, with 44% of global family offices planning to expand their exposure to commercial real estate (CRE) over the next 18 months, according to The Wealth Report 2025 by Knight Frank. This renewed interest highlights CRE's role as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty, making it a prime target for family office capital.

  • News

    Coldwell Banker Enters Commercial Real Estate Market in Poland With Nuvalu Poland

    Coldwell Banker Real Estate expands into Poland's commercial real estate market by integrating Nuvalu Poland into its network. The new flagship office, Coldwell Banker Commercial Nuvalu, led by Łukasz and Marcin Wasilewski, offers comprehensive advisory services and aims to set new standards in the dynamic Polish market.

  • News

    Rare Portfolio of 15 Mostly Contiguous Industrial Parcels Listed in West Los Angeles

    Discover a rare opportunity to own a portfolio of 15 industrial properties in West Los Angeles, available for the first time in nearly 50 years. This unique offering by Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty spans over 110,000 square feet of land and 62,000 square feet of buildings, ideal for various uses.

  • Trends

    The Trend Report: C-Store Evolution - From Snacks to Supermarkets and Beyond

    Convenience stores (c-stores) have evolved significantly since their urban beginnings in the 1920s, adapting to meet the needs of an increasingly mobile population. Known for their flexibility, c-stores have embraced new foods, fuels, and entertainment options, making them a favored sector for investors despite fluctuations in other retail categories.

  • News

    Convenience Stores Poised to Continue Major Growth, Coldwell Banker Commercial Report Finds

    Coldwell Banker Commercial's latest Trend Report reveals how convenience stores are evolving into popular food destinations, making them a prime asset for commercial real estate investors. This transformation is driven by changing consumer preferences and the demand for convenient, affordable, and healthier food options.

  • Insights

    Waiting for a Better Deal? The Market May Have Other Plans

    The commercial real estate market is entering a new phase, with many investors anticipating stronger deal flow in 2025. Despite initial expectations of continued price declines, recent data suggests that pricing may be stabilizing, raising critical questions for investors about the timing and nature of opportunities in the market.

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