The continued presence of market fundamentals like increased consumer spending and job growth are adding to the sense of resilience seen from the sector, which has made huge strides since the dawn of Covid-19 kicked online shopping and fulfilment into particularly high gear.

Foreclosures in the US were up in the first quarter of 2022 – setting what the data provider calls a “post pandemic high”.

Though it’s still early days, and impossible to say how the virtual property trend might play out, the recent developments in the space suggest it’s certainly worth keeping an eye on. At the very least, the metaverse poses an interesting proposition, and one a lot of people seem to be willing to speculate on.

In the commercial real estate (CRE) context, the value of drone technology is also rapidly becoming apparent.

One of my favorite types of cuisine is Thai food. I love the variety, flavors and especially the spiciness. Like many, I have my favorite go-to location but was recently in Scottsdale, came across a Thai restaurant and had to give it a try.

The word from researchers is brace yourselves for a “new era of climate disasters”.

First up, Deloitte’s annual forecast report for the CRE sector is out, and generally reflects a high degree of buoyancy.

The dust has finally settled on 2021.

The feature that makes blockchain unique is the way that information is recorded. Each “block” can hold a certain amount of data.

Now research from the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAOIP) suggests there is no slowing down for commercial real estate’s (CRE) newest darling sector.