Small(er) Markets, Big Opportunities
Investors leave core cities in search of higher returns.
Commercial real estate investors are ready for a bit of risk. According to a 2011 Colliers survey, more than half of U.S.
Market analysis
Using Technology to Make Better Real Estate Decisions
Drive Times
Technology has taken a giant leap forward the last few years by expanding the traditional tool of demographic research into an analysis of lifestyles and consumer spendin
Deliver With Demographics
Use today’s site analysis tools to discover market potential.
Technology has taken a giant leap forward in the last few years by expanding the traditional tool of demographic research into an analysis of lifestyles and consumer spending behavior.
Tomorrow?
The sun will come out for commercial real estate, but it’s more than a day away.
This midyear commercial update comes at an inflection point in our economic cycle. Commercial real estate’s economic strength is a byproduct of the country’s general economic health.
Roadmap to Recovery
Integra Realty analysts were asked to rank from 1 to 12 (1 being most important) the factors that will have the most profound influenc
Maneuvering the Market
Discover how three industry sectors are navigating mixed economic signals.
"When one door closes, another one opens,” said scientist and inventor Alexander Graham Bell.
Making Sense of the Market
Investors who know where to look can find opportunities.
While commercial real estate is more than ever intrinsically linked to the capital markets, the fundamental outlook for its stability and long-term success remains heal
Ripple Effect
Sinking financial and residential sectors make waves in commercial real estate.
For the first time in four years, capitalization rates on commercial properties are moving upward.
Stay Tuned
Will slower growth and residential woes disrupt commercial real estate's performance?
It’s hardly surprising to see the economy slowing down: A tight labor market and slackening productivity gains are holding back gross domestic product growth, and the f
