The Coldwell Banker Commercial® brand(CBC) is a worldwide leader in the commercial real estate industry, and is part of the oldest and most respected national real estate brand in the country, Coldwell Banker Real Estate. Coldwell Banker Commercial is an Anywhere (NYSE: HOUS) brand, a global leader in real estate franchising and provider of real estate brokerage, relocation and settlement services.
Coldwell Banker Commercial explores why institutional capital is returning to private real estate with renewed selectivity and how net lease has emerged as a top target for investors seeking durable income, inflation‑protected cash flow and credit‑backed stability. It breaks down the structural tailwinds—from onshoring to sale‑leaseback demand—driving institutional interest in net lease, and explains why this asset class offers a compelling intersection of private credit and hard‑asset value in today’s more discerning real estate cycle.
CBC explores how office demand has shifted away from headcount‑based planning and toward utilization, experience, and workplace performance as the true drivers of real estate strategy. It breaks down why hybrid work, changing employee expectations, and space‑optimization trends are reshaping how tenants, owners, and investors evaluate and design modern office environments.
The Coldwell Banker Commercial's Viewpoints blog breaks down why lease mechanics have become a critical driver of valuation in today’s commercial real estate market, as buyers scrutinize termination rights, expense pass-throughs, renewal structures, and credit protections with unprecedented intensity. With operating costs rising and risk tolerance shrinking, the article explains how understanding the fine print of lease language can protect NOI, reduce diligence friction, and strengthen investment outcomes in 2026.
The Coldwell Banker Commercial trend report examines the key trends shaping triple‑net (NNN) investing, including evolving lease structures, tenant credit considerations, interest‑rate impacts, and the growing diversification of NNN assets beyond traditional retail. Designed for commercial real estate investors, it offers expert insights on risk management, sector performance, and strategies to maximize long‑term value in today’s changing net‑lease market.
The Coldwell Banker Commercial brand announces the $21.22 million sale of a 74‑unit multifamily property in Hialeah, Florida, brokered by Alex Lizama of Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty, marking one of the highest price‑per‑unit transactions ever recorded for a 1970s asset in the submarket. Highlighting strong investor demand, competitive pricing, and the continued appeal of well‑located South Florida multifamily properties, the release underscores Lizama’s expertise in navigating high‑value investment sales throughout the region.
Coldwell Banker Commercial broker Dan McGue has been ranked No. 1 nationally for 2025, earning induction into the prestigious 1906 Club and reaffirming his position as the top multifamily specialist across the Coldwell Banker Commercial network. Highlighting McGue’s decades‑long track record, market leadership, and insights into the accelerating demand for San Francisco multifamily assets, the release showcases his continued dominance in one of the nation’s most competitive commercial real estate markets.
Coldwell Banker Commercial explores why luxury and experiential malls are thriving while lower-tier centers decline, and learn when to sell, reposition, or convert retail properties in 2026.
This press release announces Coldwell Banker Commercial Danforth’s representation of Tacoma Public Schools in the $12 million acquisition of an 86,000‑square‑foot industrial property that will support major operational and modernization initiatives. Highlighting plans for a new centralized kitchen and consolidated facilities operations, the release underscores how this strategic investment will enhance efficiency, improve student services, and advance TPS’s long‑term community impact.
Data centers are entering a new stage of explosive growth, but the sector’s future now hinges less on capital and more on access to power, water, and infrastructure that can keep pace with AI-driven demand. This article breaks down why megawatts, not square footage, are becoming the defining metric for valuation, and how bottlenecks in utilities, entitlements, and community support are reshaping underwriting and investment strategy.
In this podcast episode, Jenna Hille and Dan Spiegel discuss the 2026 Outlook Report for commercial real estate, reflecting on the changes from the previous year and the cautious optimism surrounding the market. They explore various asset classes, including multifamily, office, retail, and industrial, highlighting the dynamics and challenges each sector faces. The conversation emphasizes the importance of capital discipline, the evolving needs of tenants, and the opportunities for real estate professionals in navigating the current landscape. The episode concludes with advice for brokers and a look ahead at emerging trends in the market.