Weak June Jobs Report Keeps Fed on Hold, It’s Status Quo for CRE June’s softer-than-expected jobs report lowers the odds of additional rate hikes while reinforcing a higher-for-longer interest rate…

What Every Broker, Buyer, and Owner Should Know About Environmental Due Diligence Marie Taylor, Executive Vice President at NAI Capital Commercial, sat down with Don Kellar, Professional Geologist and Co-Founder…

The Smartest Thing a Future CRE Professional Can Do This Summer A CRE internship gives you the experience, mentorship, and track record that classrooms cannot replicate. Most opportunities are never…

Fed Holds Rates Steady as Owner-Users Continue to Find Opportunity The Federal Reserve concluded its June meeting by keeping the benchmark federal funds rate unchanged, but the message behind the…

One Year After the One Big Beautiful Bill, Owner-Users Are Driving Southern California’s Office Recovery As investors continue to navigate leasing risk and elevated vacancies, private businesses are capitalizing on…

Higher for How Much Longer? Fed Meets Wednesday With Inflation at a Three-Year High This Wednesday, June 17, the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets for a closely…

What SpaceX’s $2 Trillion+ Valuation Means for LA County CRE The same forces that turned Playa Vista into a tech-media hub are now gathering along LA’s aerospace corridor, and this…

Inflation Reaccelerates to 4.2%, Raising New Questions for Commercial Real Estate Higher energy costs and declining real wages could pressure consumer spending, while keeping interest rates elevated and increasing CPI-linked…

Strong Labor Market Puts Next Move Focus on the Fed A stronger than expected May jobs report is good for occupier demand but signals that rate relief for CRE borrowers…

US Job Growth Hits 16-Month High in May, Strengthening Labor Market ADP data beat estimates as broad-based gains across all sectors and company sizes raise the odds of a Fed…