In this exclusive interview with anchor Becky Quick of CNBC Squawk Box, Green Street’s EVP and Director of Research Cedrik Lachance, provides his outlook on cash-flowing property sectors, the Office sector and the challenges facing some commercial real estate lenders and borrowers as a potential wave of loans is expected to come due over the next three years.

Get a truly comprehensive view of the “E” costs and impacts, across the commercial real estate sector, with the new “E” Metrics - now available in Company Analysis. Green Street’s “E” Metrics take into consideration Regulatory Risks, Compliance Costs, Grid Greenness, and Energy & Emissions Intensity.

Global attention from regulators and investors on the “E” – or Environmental part of ESG in commercial real estate – is rapidly accelerating. Environmental issues in commercial real estate, particularly as they relate to energy and emissions, are complex and opaque. Tune in to learn how we're incorporating "E" into our property underwriting.

Find out why Green Street’s intelligence, backed by a talented team and thriving culture, can offer a competitive edge for investment decision-making or a rewarding career.

Access Real Estate Alert’s $5-25M new Broker Rankings in this complimentary special supplement, which contains fresh market data and news across multiple property sectors.

While the Office sector has suffered over the past five years, it’s only one segment of the vast and diversified U.S. commercial property market. In fact, Green Street covers 17 sectors, many of which feature healthy fundamentals and offer solid long-term growth opportunities for investors. Join us for a 45-minute webinar with Green Street’s sector specialists on June 14 as they discuss the opportunities and confront the challenges facing ten key sectors – Industrial, Malls, Office, Self-Storage, Strip Center, Data Center, Health Care, Life Science, Apartment and Single-Family Rental – at the midway point of 2023.

Green Street’s new U.S. Rent Comps database, in partnership with CompStak and Beekin, provides a property-level view of effective rents across Office, Industrial, Apartment, and Strip Center property sectors, with a variety of building metrics to help determine the current value of a property.

Green Street is excited to unveil the eight new 2023 U.S. Sector Outlooks. Gain an in-depth understanding of supply and demand dynamics, risks and opportunities, valuation trends, capital expenditures, and return expectations.

The self-storage sector was one of the big winners from the pandemic, with occupancy, rents and cash flow surging to record levels. However, the property type began to experience a notable moderation of these elements during ‘22. Register now to tune in.

Green Street has released its inaugural Commercial Property Monthly report, providing detailed cross-sector valuations for the U.S. private-market, delivered monthly.

Join Green Street for a 40 minute discussion covering key aspects of the multi-faceted retail real estate environment with three of our analysts covering strips, malls, and net lease.

Commercial real estate investment market participants are navigating rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and the prospects of a recession. To gauge the impact of these macro forces on commercial real estate investing and the capital markets, Green Street turns to a highly respected industry leader: Mike Van Konyenburg, President of Eastdil Secured.

Better understand, anticipate and evaluate market health across the U.S. with our Market Forecasts data tool. Now combining operating fundamentals and valuation metrics across sectors and tertiary markets under various macroeconomic scenarios.

Access Real Estate Alert’s $5-25M Mid-Year Broker Rankings in this complimentary special supplement, which contains fresh market data and news across the office, multi-family, industrial, retail, hotel, and self-storage sectors.

Stay ahead of your peers when making investment decisions across office, retail, industrial, and residential sectors by leveraging this robust, interactive database of verified property transactions valued at €5mn and up.

A confluence of factors, including skyrocketing energy prices, dwindling consumer confidence, volatile debt markets, and negative feedback from plunging asset prices, has resulted in a slowing U.S. economy.

TA Associates (“TA”), a leading global growth private equity firm, has signed a definitive agreement to make a significant growth investment in Green Street.

Inflation has placed downward pressure on commercial property prices. Today’s investment professionals lack experience to help assess the impact that stubborn inflation might have on real estate, but lessons from past interest rate/inflation scares offer insight. Download this Featured Insight today!

Enhance your investment analyses by housing Green Street’s U.S. and Pan-European commercial real estate data in one Excel plug-in tool, and save time with refreshable, comprehensive intelligence, customizable data tables, and dynamic and automatically updated queries that easily embed in your workflow.

The hotel industry has suffered through one of the worst downturns in its history, and yet the recovery over the past few years has been fairly robust. Watch our new video blog to find out which three trends lodging sector investors need to watch in a post-Covid environment.

Experience a comprehensive new web platform providing enhanced access to our commercial real estate intelligence, delivered through a cutting-edge and intuitive design. Discover fully integrated public and private market research and data tools, and so much more.

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Uncertainty surrounding remote work and politics suggest a wide range of potential outcomes for big cities, which may upend the long-running megatrend toward urbanization.

Every commercial property sector in Green Street’s CPPI is valued above the pre-GFC, 2007 benchmark of 100, except one: Malls, which stand at 80.3. The Mall sector CPPI index is down 17% post-Covid.

Observed premiums/discounts in the public market have historically been reliable predictors of future changes in private market prices.