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Defying the longstanding tradition of "flying the nest," a staggering 68% of young Gen Z adults are opting for the comforts of familial homes over independent living. This trend, mirrored by 20% of Millennials, weaves a nuanced narrative entwining economic, social, and familial bonds in contemporary America.
To start the year we highlight a new firm joining CBC in Texas, additional details about the Global Conference regarding experiences and learning opportunities, new marketing partnerships and more!
Rising interest rates are stifling the construction frenzy of warehouses that have long fueled America’s booming e-commerce appetite. Industrial property construction plummeted by 48% in the first nine months of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Woodland-Schmidt is pleased to announce that it has completed the $6.11 million sale of a 64,035 sq. ft. manufacturing facility located within Georgetown Industrial Center at 2206 Pine Ridge Dr. in Jenison.
Announcing Coldwell Banker Commercial brand's annual year-end ranking across the network, office and affiliated professional categories.
As we step into 2024, the real estate landscape is poised for a variety of challenges and opportunities. In this post, we break down highlights from Yardi Matrix’s Multifamily National Report for 2024.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic recently brokered the lease for a new Ben & Jerry’s location, located at the Oyster Park shopping center.
Coldwell Banker Commercial C&C Properties is pleased to announce that it has completed the $8 million sale of Avery Oaks Apartments, a 30-unit new construction apartment complex located on 1.4 acres at 1991 Humboldt Ave. in Chico, Calif.
The Urban Land Institute recently engaged in discussions with diverse commercial real estate experts, delving into their insights on the immediate outlook for development, challenges faced, and opportunities in securing financing within the current economic climate.
While a majority of the U.S. experienced a softening in rental competitiveness, the Midwest defied the trend. Miami secured the title of the nation's hottest rental market in 2023. The city's thriving tech scene continues to attract global innovators and entrepreneurs, intensifying the competition for rental apartments.