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Government Expansion Will Fuel 2010 Office Absorption
The federal government will lead the office market recovery, especially in Washington, D.C. According to Jones Lang LaSalle’s 2010 U.S. Federal Government Perspective, the federal government will need...
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Green Buildings Weathering a Tough Economy
Despite the troubled economy, commercial building owners retain their commitment to making their properties more environmentally friendly. Going green saves building owners and users money and makes...
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Commercial Real Estate Is Recovering
After nearly two years of waiting, watching and hoping, American commercial real estate is finally regaining strength. This is one conclusion of the Reuters Global Real Estate and Infrastructure Summit...
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Accounting Rules Revision May Impact CRE Leases
A new accounting standard could alter the way tenants lease space, a move that carries serious implications for commercial real estate. The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has been...
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Australia Rules In Market Transparency
Jones Lang LaSalle and LaSalle Investment Management have noted reasonable improvement in global market transparency, according to their recently released 2010 Commercial Real Estate Transparency...
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Federal Presence Strengthens Washington, D.C.’s Office Market
Washington, D.C.’s commercial real estate market – including its Virginia and Maryland suburbs – continues to be the nation’s most stable with vacancy rates far below the national average. The area’s...
View ArticleForeign Investors Blocked From Investing in U.S. Commercial Real Estate
Although foreign investment in United States commercial real estate doubled in the 1st half of 2010 compared with 2009, activity is still sluggish, thanks to the slow economy and a lack of trophy...
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