The Coldwell Banker Commercial® brand(CBC) is a worldwide leader in the commercial real estate industry, and is part of the oldest and most respected national real estate brand in the country, Coldwell Banker Real Estate. Coldwell Banker Commercial is an Anywhere (NYSE: HOUS) brand, a global leader in real estate franchising and provider of real estate brokerage, relocation and settlement services.
Q2 bank earnings signal cautious optimism for commercial real estate, with stabilized credit conditions and disciplined lending practices reviving deal flow. As traditional banks tighten terms, private credit steps in—demanding transparency, resilience, and bulletproof underwriting from today’s sponsors.
Coldwell Banker Commercial’s SVP and Managing Director Dan Spiegel has been named one of GlobeSt’s 2025 Best CRE Bosses, honoring his leadership in expanding CBC’s global footprint and driving industry excellence. Under Spiegel’s direction, CBC achieved over $7.6 billion in sales transactions in 2024 and launched key initiatives promoting diversity, innovation, and professional growth.
New York City’s office market is rebounding, with tenant traffic just 5.5% below pre-pandemic levels and demand shifting toward curated, experience-driven spaces. As hybrid firms seek flexible layouts and wellness-forward amenities, landlords are redefining office environments to reflect tenant values and boost retention.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic broker Hannah Kamba has secured a new downtown Charleston lease for celebrity chef Nikko Cagalanan’s award-winning restaurant, Kultura. The expanded 1,965-square-foot space at 267 Rutledge Avenue marks a major milestone for the acclaimed Filipino eatery, set to open later this year in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
Summer is peak season for commercial real estate leasing, with tenant tours, lease signings, and site activations surging across sectors from healthcare to retail. CRE professionals who act now can capitalize on seasonal momentum, secure prime space, and stay ahead of Q4 competition.
As data centers drive commercial real estate demand, power access—not financing or location—is emerging as the top dealbreaker. With grid delays, rising energy costs, and a looming 32-gigawatt shortfall, CRE professionals must prioritize energy strategy to secure sites, protect timelines, and unlock long-term value.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty is pleased to announce the $4,990,000 sale of The Somerset Apartments in San Francisco. The 18-unit apartment complex is located at 3835 19th Street, in the Dolores Heights neighborhood.
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Artificial intelligence is transforming commercial real estate by streamlining site selection, enhancing investment strategy, and improving development planning with real-time data insights. From predictive analytics to ESG risk modeling, AI is now an essential tool for CRE professionals seeking a competitive edge in a volatile market.
In 2025, the U.S. commercial real estate market shows cautious optimism with rising transaction volumes and stabilized interest rates, but faces a looming $957 billion refinancing wall and growing distress. From Nashville’s office market struggles to strategic investor implications, this midyear outlook highlights key risks and opportunities shaping CRE’s path forward.
As of mid-2025, commercial real estate is outperforming residential housing in total returns, driven by resilient income and evolving asset strategies. Principal Asset Management’s latest report highlights CRE’s rare divergence from housing trends and forecasts a strong decade ahead for investors.