Like eating 270 jumbo jets. That’s how much snack food Americans chow down on during Super Bowl Sunday
A boost for the snack food industry? The Super Bowl provides it … and then some.
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Ryan Companies completes three new healthcare facilities in the Midwest
Ryan Companies U.S. Inc. has completed the development of three new healthcare facilities in the Midwest: Edward-Elmhurst Health Center in Woodridge, Ill.; U.S. Department of Veterans…
That hopeful feeling is back: CORFAC members optimistic about 2022
As 2021 came to a close, CORFAC asked its real estate professional members to take stock of their business and where it was headed. The…
Hotels move toward recovery, thanks to the rise of the “new” traveler
Stats are predicted to improve for the hospitality industry in 2022, but the road to recovery will be rocky, and a full recovery is still…
Back to normalcy in CRE? Most office, industrial transactions closing on time
In another sign that the commercial real estate industry continues to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors reported that…
RICS: Investors, occupiers high on commercial real estate
Even with the COVID-19 pandemic and continued supply chain disruptions, investors are eager to sink their dollars into U.S. commercial real estate assets as the…
Can multifamily match its big 2021? Maybe not, but Yardi Matrix says it might get close
Another big year. That's what Yardi Matrix is predicting for the U.S. multifamily market in its 2022 National Multifamily Outlook, released earlier this week.
Hanging in there: Student housing sector displays its resiliency during pandemic
Resiliency. That's the best way to describe the performance of the student housing sector throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wipfli’s prediction: Expect still more uncertainty in commercial real estate this year
While it’s true that real estate is generally one of the most reliable markets for investment, it’s also a fact that the industry runs on…
The 2021 holiday shopping season? Omicron played the Grinch for brick-and-mortar retailers
Was the 2021 holiday shopping season a successful one for U.S. retailers? That depends on how you look at it.