By Omar Eltorai • Mar 30, 2020

Every part of the US economy will be altered by COVID-19. Commercial property is no exception.

By Reonomy • Mar 04, 2020

In today’s busy world, fast-food establishments are a way of life, providing a quick and convenient way to eat on the run. They’re also real estate giants.

By Reonomy • Feb 24, 2020

When you think of real estate titans, your brain probably doesn’t immediately jump to institutions of higher learning, however, you would be remiss to not consider the extensive collection of commercial properties that are owned by Ivy League Universities.

By Reonomy • Feb 19, 2020

It’s no secret—vacant land is a hot commodity in the commercial real estate sector. According to our recent national vacant land sales report, sales volume across the asset class has grown steadily over the past few years, with average sales prices following suit in many markets.

By Reonomy • Feb 13, 2020

Reonomy co-hosted a webinar with HousingWire discussing how CRE professionals can enhance multifamily market understanding through property intelligence and ultimately unlock more leads.

By Reonomy • Feb 05, 2020

Reonomy co-hosted a webinar with CCIM Technologies discussing how CCIM members can leverage property intelligence to find more commercial listings.

By Reonomy • Jan 30, 2020

In this webinar co-hosted with NREI, we examined recent high-growth markets and discussed the tailwinds that have supported their upward trajectories.

By Reonomy • Jan 29, 2020

Investors are quick to jump on an opportunity to invest in commercial properties near a new stadium, creating a bubble of increased value. But how long do investors have to get in on the hefty Superbowl-ring sized ROI, and when have they missed the chance to get off the bench?

By Reonomy • Jan 28, 2020

Reonomy co-hosted a webinar with Buildout discussing how to leverage tech solutions each step of the way to create efficiencies and ultimately win more business.

By Reonomy • Jan 07, 2020

Looking back at 2019 in aggregate, the commercial real estate (CRE) and property markets across the US in the first three quarters generally kept pace with the prior year. In the year ahead, the outlook remains positive.

By Reonomy • Dec 12, 2019

2019 is on track to be a down year for investment volume in the NYC property market. Total dollar transaction volume is pacing to be around 15% lower than it was in 2018 across all property types.

By Reonomy • Dec 09, 2019

Reonomy co-hosted a webinar with REBNY discussing investor sentiments in the New York Market, and how to leverage technology to increase market understanding and fuel predictive analytics.

By Reonomy • Dec 03, 2019

Since 2014 office sales in Kansas City have consistently grown, the five-year sale price average has increased by nearly 70%, and transactions have been well-balanced between the urban and suburban office markets in Kansas City.

By Reonomy • Nov 19, 2019

Industrial real estate has experienced strong growth over the last five years, but potential shifts in the marketplace could make maintaining this growth a challenge.

By Reonomy • Nov 15, 2019

What used to be the talk of the town in commercial real estate has faded to barely a whisper, especially in the nation’s leading pubs. Why has there been so little written about the office market? It might be because not much has changed…

By Reonomy • Nov 06, 2019

The implications of big data in commercial real estate are, well, big—here’s a look at how big data is evolving the industry for all of its players.

By Reonomy • Nov 04, 2019

Over the last 5 years the proportion of vacant land transactions in secondary markets has grown by nearly 60%.

By Reonomy • Oct 29, 2019

Over the past five years, the industrial asset class has seen an impressive ascent. Considering the e-commerce boom and the market’s rising demand for “big-box” warehouse spaces, it’s no wonder the sector continues to thrive.

By Reonomy • Oct 24, 2019

What will a $250,000 investment get you for Multifamily properties across the country?

By Reonomy • Oct 23, 2019

The problem of connectivity between systems and intel is rooted largely in the fact that there has never been a single, uniform way to distinguish properties and their respective records.