CRE Supply and Demand: Recapping the Last 20 Years in U.S. Commercial Real Estate
A data-driven look at how supply and demand dynamics across major property types have shaped the current investment landscape.
Read more →Successful investors identify trends and execute strategically while the rest of the field waits for clarity.
CRE42 prepares students and future professionals to lead by building strategic context around the five key economic factors driving real estate supply and demand across sectors: Inflation, Interest Rates and Cap Rates; Technology & Artificial Intelligence; Demographics; Trade & Trade Policy; Energy & Climate Change.
- Identifying profitable real estate acquisition & development opportunities is as competitive as ever
- Financial and economic shocks and market volatility have become the norm
- Operating conditions remain challenging across sectors
- AI is rapidly taking over the most time-consuming elements of site selection, underwriting, and due diligence, allowing investors more time for strategy
- Investors and clients already expect more sophisticated strategic thinking and implementation from partners, consultants and service providers
- Successful CRE investors will combine human intelligence with AI to expand and sharpen their understanding of investment value drivers
E-Commerce & The Oversold Retail Apocalypse
Why the death of brick-and-mortar retail was greatly exaggerated — and what the data actually shows about format winners and losers.
Read more →U.S. Demographics: Gen Z to Boomers
How generational size, timing, and behavior across five cohorts are reshaping demand for every major property type.
Read more →U.S. Domestic Migration: Growth vs. Mature Metros
Population flows away from high-cost coastal markets are creating durable demand tailwinds in Sun Belt and secondary cities.
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