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Not every corner of CRE is telling the same story 👀

In the latest Fear & Greed read, industrial came in at 62, while office landed at 52.

That gap says a lot about where confidence is holding up and where questions still haven’t gone away.

The top-line mood only tells part of the story. The real signal is in where investors feel strongest right now, and where they clearly don’t.

Full report in bio.

CRE is still leaning positive… but the confidence isn’t exactly loud 📈

The latest Burns + CRE Daily Fear & Greed Index came in at 57 for 1Q26, which keeps the market in expansion territory.

That’s the interesting part: sentiment hasn’t cracked, but it also hasn’t fully broken loose.

So what’s keeping the market afloat right now, and what’s stopping people from leaning in harder?

The full report gets into it. Find the link in bio.

New York City is reviving plans to redevelop Sunnyside Yard into 12,000 new homes, anchored by a proposed $21B federal funding request.

The 180-acre Queens rail yard would require building a massive platform over active tracks.

The project, one of the city’s most complex development efforts, stalled in 2020 but is gaining renewed attention amid mounting housing affordability pressures.

If approved, it would mark one of the largest urban redevelopment initiatives in modern NYC history.

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Data center construction declined year over year for the first time since 2020, with capacity underway falling to 5,994 MW in major US hubs.

Vacancy remains at a record-low 1.4%, underscoring persistent demand.

Rising construction costs, power constraints, and financing hurdles are slowing new projects, while rents for mid-sized deals jumped 12.5% annually. Developers are increasingly shifting toward secondary and frontier markets.

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US industrial rents rose 5.1% year over year, led by Atlanta, Miami, and Tampa. Vacancy reached 9.6%, yet demand for modern logistics space remains solid.

Data center construction is accelerating, with 57% of new starts concentrated in five metros, while January investment volume hit $4.1B nationwide.

Despite policy uncertainty, industrial fundamentals continue to outperform.

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Commercial real estate valuations are now cheaper than US equities for the first time in nearly two decades. The repricing follows the office downturn and broader market reset.

Transaction volumes are stabilizing, and sectors like senior housing, infill industrial, and medical office are emerging as key opportunity areas.

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US commercial real estate transactions climbed 20% quarter over quarter in Q4 2025, with total volume hitting $179.9B.

Pricing also strengthened, as median single-asset values rose 12.1% year over year.

Industrial led by dollar volume at $44.9B, while hospitality and multifamily drove gains in deal count. Major metros showed mixed trends, with Chicago, Dallas, and Phoenix posting broad gains as select coastal markets lagged.

The data points to improving capital markets conditions heading into 2026.

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Where is industrial growth actually showing up next? 📦

Commercial Property Executive’s latest ranking, using Yardi Matrix data, shows where momentum is building outside the usual gateway markets.

El Paso, Little Rock, Columbia, Wilmington, and Mobile made the list for different reasons.

Some are seeing fast price moves, others are benefiting from tight supply. A few are riding ports, manufacturing, and logistics demand.

👉 Check out the full list of where industrial capital is moving next via the link in our bio.

#industrialrealestate #commercialrealestate #cre

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