2025 Work From Home Report WFH isn’t going away – but it is changing. SVN’s latest Emerging Trend Report breaks down where WFH stands today, how different industries are adapting, and what it means for office strategy in 2025 and …
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. Concluding our energy series is a look into the mineral that is the driving force behind so much new development throughout the country, lithium. Fueled by government incentives and a strategic …
An abundance of industrial development is being driven by the burgeoning battery production sector where over the last decade a surge in demand has emerged.
As of 2022, the U.S. boasts over $35B in private solar investments and employs a solar workforce exceeding 260k — five times that of the coal industry.
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. Elevated interest rates and a limited inventory of houses are driving Millennials and Gen Z towards the single-family rental (SFR) market in search of budget-friendly initial homes. Currently, SFRs account for …
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. The shopping mall, once considered the pinnacle of consumerism, has been a much-maligned retail class over the past decade. In a 2017 Credit Suisse report, it was predicted that 1 in …
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. Industrial rent is still experiencing double digit growth nationally and low end vacancy as the demand for space continues into 2023. Certain markets are particularly hot. The Southeast has had several …
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. Continued uneasiness surrounding demand as well as record setting vacancies have created a downturn in new office development in the beginning of 2023. Despite this, several markets are continuing to build. …
By Cameron Williams, Director of Research, SVN International Corp. Coming off the pandemic, a scorching hot economy and jobs market placed the power of choice in the hands of job seekers. Reports of a ‘Great Resignation’, and ‘quiet quitting’ were …