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In the North American data center market, the biggest constraint isn’t space. It’s power. Construction is slowing amid permitting delays and limited power availability, while demand remains stronger than ever. Explore the full report: cbre.co/4drBxzY

CBRE’s Henry Chin dissects green shoots in the U.S. real estate markets—and what that means for 2026 allocations. An important 30 minute-listen if you're weighing when to deploy capital. cbre.co/4shKKQ8

CBRE Among World’s Most Ethical Companies® for the 13th Consecutive Year: cbre.co/4bi06xT

Link Logistics’ Luke Petherbridge and CBRE’s John Morris explain how innovations reshaping the industrial & logistics sector could cut transportation costs by a third and reshape where networks should be built. cbre.co/4s5S3KE

Arrow Global's John Calvao and CBRE’s Francisco Horta e Costa share insights on why foreign investors are flocking to Portugal. Find out where they see opportunities on #TheWeeklyTake. cbre.co/3OK6zJc

Where will highly skilled tech talent go next? CBRE’s Colin Yasukochi believes markets that have a concentration of companies with a particular expertise are most likely to benefit. Listen to his insights on The Weekly Take: cbre.co/3OzLO2Q

Which sectors look fairly priced today? Our H2 2025 U.S. Cap Rate Survey shows responses were broadly split, with retail receiving the most selections as “most appropriately priced” given risk and income growth expectations. View the full report: cbre.co/40tLwgr

AI's biggest impact isn't digital; it's physical, as reflected in the massive infrastructure build-out happening globally. CBRE's Colin Yasukochi and Chemonics' Victoria Slivkoff explain AI's influence on tech talent and physical infrastructures. cbre.co/4aBI9di

Hockey may be the magnet that brings people to Lenovo Center, but Carolina Hurricanes CEO Brian Fork believes the arena’s vibrant mixed-use offerings is what will keep them there. Listen to his plans for making Raleigh’s arena a 365-day-a-year destination. cbre.co/4qGdsID

High vacancies have been created by too much new construction, rather than significant falloff in demand. Watch Matt Gardner and Ian Anderson break down why that matters for the life sciences sector in 2026: cbre.co/3MK1iR8

Why does Dallas–Fort Worth keep appearing at the top of investor shortlists? Jeremy McGown draws on years of investor engagement to explain how sentiment is shifting and what “easy” really means when viewed through cycles, liquidity and diversification: cbre.co/4rlhiId

What happens when a city’s only major league sports team becomes a catalyst for growth? Raleigh’s Lenovo Center—the heart of a $1B, 80-acre mixed-use redevelopment—is a real-world case study in maximizing asset value and community impact. Listen now. cbre.co/3Oy5mEB

Phil Colicchio believes the secret to a thriving food hall is design, operations, programming and flexible spaces. The key to boosting asset value through experience isn’t the food; it’s the people you attract. Listen to The Weekly Take episode now. cbre.co/4clQ27W

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Fast-growing populations and changing regulations are creating opportunities in the healthcare sector. Bryan Johnson and Ian Anderson outline how that combination could accelerate healthcare expansion. Watch the full video: cbre.co/4raJ1eS

"Capital is moving again—carefully, but decisively." In this month’s Our Take, Jeremy McGown reflects on what he’s hearing from investors and why so much attention continues to land on Dallas–Fort Worth. Subscribe: cbre.co/4twz4tU

Entertainment-driven, human-centric design is redefining food halls and driving success in suburban markets. Our experts share what’s working over a cup of coffee at #CentralPerk in #TimesSquare. Listen to the episode now. cbre.co/4bMUlZU

What points to recovery more than headlines? More confidentiality agreement signings and expanded bidder pools. These are indicators of rising investor demand. Read our 2026 U.S. Market Outlook and watch the full video with Kevin Aussef and Matt Mowell: cbre.co/3MtOnCK

AI isn’t replacing people—it’s amplifying what CRE professionals can do. On The Weekly Take, data scientist Sandy Pentland discuss how AI boosts productivity, strengthens decision-making and supports better building management. cbre.co/4kn9seE

What's next for U.S. real estate? Explore insights on 16 key markets, as well as examine broader trends shaping commercial real estate. cbre.co/4tlrnqj