Understanding Trends in Spec Suites

July 6, 2026

Jeremy Zednick

Tenants demands have been evolving since the start of COVID-19. While today’s tenants generally need less overall space, the full picture is more complicated than that. When a company is moving into a new space – whether due to right-sizing, relocation, or another need – they need to make the space their own. This is not about smaller space; it’s about smarter space.

Creative Reinvention: Turning Obsolete Assets Into Modern Logistics

June 18, 2026

Marie Ruff

When we talk about creative reinvention in today's industrial market, what's really driving the trend? Location and land scarcity are key drivers, panelists agreed; the group also shared the novel approaches they've taken to redevelopments and how municipalities approach these projects.

Inside Salt Lake City’s Gateway District

May 5, 2026

Max Shpilband

At NAIOP’s recent National Forums Symposium, held in Salt Lake City, participants stepped out of the meeting rooms and into the streets for a firsthand look at one of the city’s most significant redevelopment stories. A walking tour of the Gateway District offered commercial real estate professionals a closer view of how a legacy retail […]

A Measured Optimism: Economic and Commercial Real Estate Outlook for 2026

January 26, 2026

Kathryn Hamilton, CAE

During a recent economic and real estate outlook call hosted by Marcus & Millichap, leading economists and industry experts unpacked what lies ahead for growth, jobs and the major commercial real estate sectors.

Commercial Real Estate in 2026: Key Issues and Outlooks

January 5, 2026

Ed Finkel

Commercial real estate is showing clear signs of strength and resilience as 2026 begins, supported by improving conditions across many markets and asset classes, with some variations, according to an array of NAIOP board members.

Adaptive Reuse Hits Record 25K Apartments in 2024

December 2, 2025

Alexandra Both

Adaptive reuse projects surged to historic levels in 2024. Nearly 25,000 apartments were completed from converted structures across the U.S., a 50% jump over 2023 and double the total in 2022, a RentCafe.com report shows.

CRE as a Catalyst: Jobs, Investment and Policy in a Shifting Canadian Economy

October 20, 2025

Peter Norman, MA, PLE

At this year’s NAIOP CRE.Converge conference, Peter Norman, Altus Group vice president and economic strategist, had the opportunity to share new insights on the economic impact of Canada’s commercial real estate sector. The presentation drew on fresh research prepared with the NAIOP Research Foundation and comes at a critical moment: when macroeconomic uncertainty, demographic shifts and policy decisions are reshaping the environment in which CRE operates.

Capital Markets in Practice: Deals, Debt and Dynamics

September 10, 2025

Renée Sylvestre-Williams

The Canadian and U.S. real estate markets continue to move on distinct but parallel trajectories, shaped by interest rates, investor sentiment, capital structures and local regulation. That distinction is due to the delta between interest rates in both countries, said Jeff Wagner, senior managing director, IPA markets, Marcus & Millichap, during a session this week at CRE.Converge in Toronto.

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