A confluence of factors, including skyrocketing energy prices, dwindling consumer confidence, volatile debt markets, and negative feedback from plunging asset prices, has resulted in a slowing U.S. economy.

Our enhanced U.S. Sales Comps database of 80,000+ verified property transactions valued at $5M+ is here. Gain real-time insight on shifting transaction prices and volumes at the zip code level, market level, and property sector level, now with more granularity, new filter search capability, and in-depth portfolio discoverability.

TA Associates (“TA”), a leading global growth private equity firm, has signed a definitive agreement to make a significant growth investment in Green Street.

Inflation has placed downward pressure on commercial property prices. Today’s investment professionals lack experience to help assess the impact that stubborn inflation might have on real estate, but lessons from past interest rate/inflation scares offer insight. Download this Featured Insight today!

Recent news from Amazon and other major retailers suggests ecommerce-driven demand for industrial real estate seems poised to decelerate compared to the record levels seen over the past several years. Join us for a 30-minute webinar on July 14, 2022.

Enhance your investment analyses by housing Green Street’s U.S. and Pan-European commercial real estate data in one Excel plug-in tool, and save time with refreshable, comprehensive intelligence, customizable data tables, and dynamic and automatically updated queries that easily embed in your workflow.

To further understand how inflation is impacting property values, Green Street turns to a highly respected industry leader: Mike Van Konynenburg, President of Eastdil Secured. Please join us on Wednesday, May 18 for a candid conversation with Mike, hosted by Green Street Managing Director, Dave Bragg.

The hotel industry has suffered through one of the worst downturns in its history, and yet the recovery over the past few years has been fairly robust. Watch our new video blog to find out which three trends lodging sector investors need to watch in a post-Covid environment.

Geopolitical disruption, sustained high inflation and a rising-rate environment make the future path for commercial real estate fundamentals and values more difficult to predict.

Experience a comprehensive new web platform providing enhanced access to our commercial real estate intelligence, delivered through a cutting-edge and intuitive design. Discover fully integrated public and private market research and data tools, and so much more.

Green Street is excited to unveil the 7 new 2022 U.S. Sector Outlooks. Gain an in-depth understanding of supply and demand dynamics, risks and opportunities, valuation trends, capital expenditures, and return expectations

Join us for a 30-minute discussion covering challenges the office sector experienced through ’21 due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and secular shifts toward working from home.

From lingering Covid-19 concerns to ESG’s impact on commercial real estate, rising inflation and how Green Street can help optimize your real estate strategy, this webinar will cover key issues impacting ’21 and thoughts about looking ahead to ’22.

Investors could benefit from acquiring assets in nearly all property sectors. The perfect storm of incredibly low bond yields, high volumes of capital flowing into private equity, and open debt markets where financing rates are near unprecedented levels, will spur continued price increases for commercial real estate.

Integrate Green Street’s most up-to-date proprietary private and public market data points, including 1,500+ data series accessible through 15+ endpoints, directly into your workflow. Set up is a simple.

Uncertainty surrounding remote work and politics suggest a wide range of potential outcomes for big cities, which may upend the long-running megatrend toward urbanization.

Green Street's property transaction database coverage is deeper than ever before, having been recently expanded to include verified transactions valued at $5 million and up. We now have over 60,000 verified transactions in our database with more added each week.

Access Real Estate Alert’s exclusive $5M and up broker rankings, enhanced transaction data, and a new complimentary special supplement.

At the mid-point of 2021, newly appointed Green Street Director of Research Cedrik Lachance offers his views on where the commercial real estate markets are headed, from a public and private market perspective, and in the United States and Europe.

As companies recall workers back to the office, how will office fundamentals respond? What should be on office investors' radars post-pandemic and in the long-term?

Every commercial property sector in Green Street’s CPPI is valued above the pre-GFC, 2007 benchmark of 100, except one: Malls, which stand at 80.3. The Mall sector CPPI index is down 17% post-Covid.

San Francisco, Charlotte, and London property markets provide different answers to the question: Has the Covid pandemic reversed centuries of urbanization?

Green Street launches its new Automated Valuation Model (AVM) offering instant, accurate and transparent single-property valuations, and Portfolio Analytics, for custom, comprehensive reports and analysis of your commercial real estate portfolios.

Green Street’s Real Estate Alert recently published its first-ever rankings of commercial property brokers involved in deals valued between $5 million and $25 million, a new category for the gold-standard industry publication that until now has focused rankings exclusively on transactions of $25 million and up.

Green Street expands News and Pan-European product offerings with the acquisition of React News, leading provider of exclusive European property news.

Green Street Co-Founder Mike Kirby spoke in depth to his alma mater about the state of the U.S. commercial real estate industry and the divergence of pandemic impacts across property sectors.

Observed premiums/discounts in the public market have historically been reliable predictors of future changes in private market prices.