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What matters most right now in Commercial Real Estate. Business leaders join economic, industry and subject matter experts to share their distinct views and latest thinking. The Weekly Take is hosted by Spencer Levy, CBRE’s Senior Economic Advisor and Global Client Strategist. More at cbre.com/TheWeeklyTake

  1. Don’t Stop Me Now: Innovations driving industrial real estate

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    Don’t Stop Me Now: Innovations driving industrial real estate

    Link Logistics’ Luke Petherbridge and CBRE’s John Morris dissect the powerful forces shaping industrial & logistics real estate. They explore continued e-commerce acceleration, the transformative impact of AI, driverless trucks, evolving supply chains, changing warehouse standards and much more. * Industrial real estate had its second-best leasing year ever in 2025. * New demand is being spurred by e-commerce and reindustrialization. * Prime industrial sites are being developed for data center use, contributing to a scarcity of modern warehouse facilities. * AI and automation transform operational efficiency and future warehouse design. * Driverless trucks will eventually alter supply chain networks and spatial economics.

    39 min
  2. Things Have Changed: Why Portugal is a European hotspot

    2 MAR

    Things Have Changed: Why Portugal is a European hotspot

    Portugal has become an unexpected real estate powerhouse in Europe. Arrow Global’s John Calvao and CBRE's Francisco Horta e Costa discuss the revival of Portugal’s economy, surging investment in hospitality, logistics, data centers and student housing, the resilient Lisbon and Porto office markets and ways to address a chronic housing shortage. * Portugal's economic turnaround has fueled robust real estate opportunities. * Hospitality and logistics lead growth, attracting global capital. * Emerging sectors like data centers and student housing are seeing outsized growth. * Multifamily housing faces persistent supply challenges. * The Lisbon and Porto office markets are exhibiting strong performance.

    33 min
  3. This Is It: AI infrastructure is powering office markets

    23 FEB

    This Is It: AI infrastructure is powering office markets

    AI’s massive investment surge is reshaping commercial real estate. Chemonics' Victoria Slivkoff and CBRE's Colin Yasukochi discuss AI's influence on tech talent and its role in revitalizing key office markets and driving physical infrastructure needs. * AI drives massive investment into data centers and physical infrastructure. * San Francisco's office market is experiencing an AI-driven turnaround. * The AI revolution is creating specialized talent hubs and increasing demand for sustainable energy. * AI will boost productivity and necessitate workforce adaptation.

    37 min
  4. Like a Hurricane: Raleigh’s incredible CRE growth (and hockey team)

    17 FEB

    Like a Hurricane: Raleigh’s incredible CRE growth (and hockey team)

    Raleigh has long been one of the best-performing secondary markets. Its arena district is poised to be the next engine in its growth. Carolina Hurricanes CEO Brian Fork and Greater Raleigh Chamber CEO Adrienne Cole discuss how the Lenovo Center anchors a mixed-use redevelopment on state-owned land—structured through a complex public-private partnership. Public-Private Partnerships: The Lenovo Center anchors an 80-acre, 15-year, $1 billion arena-district redevelopment via a public-private/ground-lease structure. Talent, Talent, Talent: Raleigh’s three tier-one research universities and multi-node job base keep attracting talent, companies and capital. By the Numbers: Strong population growth (2.2 million to 2.6 million by 2027) plus low cost-of-living (around 3% below national average) signal opportunity for investors. Local Color: Lenovo Center preserves a tailgating culture while adding retail, restaurants, structured parking and year-round activation.

    36 min
  5. This Must Be the Place: Food halls are enhancing asset value

    9 FEB

    This Must Be the Place: Food halls are enhancing asset value

    Food halls are no longer just a trend—they are a high-impact amenity for improving a property’s dwell time, leasing velocity and NOI. Recorded at Central Perk in Times Square, a quartet of experts from Colicchio Consulting and CBRE explain how the best food halls prioritize operations and programming, new beverage and evening strategies, the lowdown on operator selection and deal structures that offer better risk-sharing and returns. - Food halls aren’t food courts: Independent concepts + community + beverage drive performance. - Hybrid work has changed the operating model: Fewer office days demand longer-hour, programming-led models. - Conversions can happen everywhere: Converting buildings to their highest and best use can work for both offices and food halls, especially in suburban markets. - Alignment between operators and landlords: Vendor stall flexibility and percentage-rent leases can benefit operators and investors. - Market snapshot: Colicchio Consulting believes the sweet spot of sizing is around 10,000–15,000 sq. ft. with average buildout costs around $400/sq. ft., depending on the market.

    36 min
  6. Digital Love: AI & the Future of CRE

    2 FEB

    Digital Love: AI & the Future of CRE

    AI is reshaping the business landscape, including commercial real estate. Data scientist and author Sandy Pentland and CBRE’s Sandeep Davé discuss how the intersection of emerging technologies and human insight is driving better decision-making for investors, occupiers and building operators. Commercial Real Estate & AI: For occupiers, AI can create significant operating efficiencies and enhance the workplace experience; for investors, increased efficiency can boost asset values.People and Technology: AI is enhancing—not replacing—human decision‑making across organizations.Data Quality: Good data management is the foundation for applying AI most impactfully.Productivity: Every organization is balancing innovation and productivity gains with responsible deployment that considers privacy, governance and human‑in‑the‑loop practicesLong-term Outlook: AI is broadening visibility across markets, helping to foresee unanticipated or exogenous events and surfacing new ideas.

    38 min
  7. On the Road Again: Coast-to-coast opportunities in commercial real estate

    27 ENE

    On the Road Again: Coast-to-coast opportunities in commercial real estate

    Recorded at the CBRE Women’s Network Power of WE conference, this episode offers a rapid-fire, insights-rich tour of major U.S. commercial real estate markets. Our subject-matter experts provide inside views of how different regions are navigating supply, demand and economic forces—from industrial and logistics to multifamily, office and retail—and insights on where investors and occupiers may find value in 2026. National CRE outlook, including signs of asset repricing stabilization, improving liquidity and transactions momentum. Industrial dynamics in Southern California, from manufacturing fundamentals and port-driven demand to pockets of strength and ongoing vacancy challenges. Sector trends, including data centers, alternative assets, big‑box scarcity, rent trends, and how corporate occupiers are re‑entering the market. Multifamily performance across gateways, the Sun Belt and the Midwest, driven by slowing construction cycles, demographic patterns and evolving investor interest. Emerging and opportunity markets, from South Carolina’s growth to resurgent metros like San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and smaller high-growth cities such as Boise.

    42 min
  8. New Day: The U.S. economy and real estate in 2026 with PwC

    20 ENE

    New Day: The U.S. economy and real estate in 2026 with PwC

    PwC’s Karl Russo and CBRE’s Henry Chin share their outlook for the U.S. economy and commercial real estate in 2026, exploring opportunities and risks to growth. Key Takeaways: The U.S. economy should remain resilient in 2026.While the labor market finds a new equilibrium, many companies are racing to upskill and retain talent as they adopt AI processes.Reshoring and infrastructure improvements are expected to drive industrial growth in secondary markets.Data centers are positioned as a leading sector amid structural undersupply.

    31 min
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What matters most right now in Commercial Real Estate. Business leaders join economic, industry and subject matter experts to share their distinct views and latest thinking. The Weekly Take is hosted by Spencer Levy, CBRE’s Senior Economic Advisor and Global Client Strategist. More at cbre.com/TheWeeklyTake

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    CBRE
  • Años en activo
    2020 - 2026
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