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research • economy
Chief Economist's Perspective: U.S. Macro OutlookKevin Thorpe discusses how the next few months of economic data will be critical in determining the economic and CRE outlook for the remainder of the year.
Kevin Thorpe • April 30, 2024
article • economy
Nashville Employment UpdateRead our March 2024 Employment Update for insight into employment trends in Nashville.
Jordyn Stallings • March 11, 2024
research • economy
U.S. Government Shutdowns: Four Takeaways From HistorySince the current budget and appropriations process was enacted in the U.S. in 1976, there have been 20 funding gaps, but only four resulted in government shutdowns lasting more than a day. Here are four insights from past government shutdowns.
Rebecca Rockey • September 28, 2023
research • economy
Banking Failures ExplainedQuestions, Answers and How CRE Fits In
Rebecca Rockey • April 20, 2023
research • economy
Bank Failures and Panics: Five Key Thoughts for Commercial Real EstateGiven the recent collapse of a few mid-sized to small banks which has caused concerns over the potential for a financial crisis, Cushman & Wakefield Research provides its “first take” and some reassurance in a time of heightened uncertainty. This analysis was published on 3/15/2023. Given the fluidity of the situation; Cushman & Wakefield will provide updates as pertinent information becomes available.
Kevin Thorpe • March 15, 2023
research • economy
The War for Industrial talentIndustrial occupiers searching for the location of their next distribution center or manufacturing facility have a lot to consider—from market conditions, transportation and infrastructure to local government incentives and financial implications.
Andrew Heisey • November 04, 2022
research • economy
How Inflation is Impacting CRE OccupiersFor commercial real estate occupiers—the businesses and organizations that lease and own the real estate they occupy—rising costs have a range of implications.
Rebecca Rockey • June 08, 2022
article • economy
With the SEC’s Climate Requirements, It Could Be Heavy Lifting Ahead for Banks and Private BorrowersWith the SEC’s Climate Requirements, It’s Heavy Lifting Ahead for Banks and Private Borrowers
June 06, 2022
article • economy
Why We Need a U.S. Dollar Stablecoin in a Bitcoin WorldWhile not as exciting as floating cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, there are reasons to push for cryptos that provides the stability of being tied to a fiat currency, such as the U.S. dollar.
April 11, 2022
article • economy
The Fed Finally Lifts Off: What Rising Rates Mean for Commercial Real EstateWe look at the conditions that created FOMC’s move, how the economic recovery from the pandemic slowdown is different than the recovery from the Global Financial Crisis, particularly as supply chain challenges produced inflation, and why we believe this is ultimately beneficial for CRE.
Rebecca Rockey • March 16, 2022
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