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February 10, 2023

This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet

Join Boston Properties' Sean Sullivan As He Discusses The Latest Updates On The 1001 Sixth St. Project
Grocery chain Lidl has reportedly zeroed in on its latest location in the D.C. area.

This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet

The grocer is finalizing plans to open in the former Safeway space at Polinger Cos.’ Bethesda Place, local blogger Robert Dyer reported Tuesday.A Lidl spokesperson confirmed to Bisnow it is planning to open a new location in Bethesda but declined to confirm the address of the location. The German grocer has several…

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Multifamily Rent Growth Ends 5-Month Streak Of Declines Multifamily Rent Growth Ends 5-Month Streak Of Declines
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Is Commercial Real Estate Really In A Recession? Kind Of, Economists Say

When the CEO of Boston Properties, the largest publicly traded owner of U.S. office buildings, said last week that “commercial real estate markets are currently in a recession” regardless of the resilience of the broader economy, it reinforced the tired cliché of the past three years: This is an unprecedented market cycle.

Is Commercial Real Estate Really In A Recession? Kind Of, Economists Say

When it comes to economic growth or deceleration, commercial real estate has historically been a lagging indicator, taking longer to slow than other parts of the economy, economists told Bisnow. But this time, CRE values are dropping before the job market has cooled and consumer spending has dropped.Even in that context, whether there is a recession…

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Cost-Cutting From Tech Giants Beginning To Slow Data Center Growth

As the largest tech companies scramble to adjust to persistent economic volatility and the sudden emergence of an artificial intelligence arms race, they are making strategic decisions that could have major implications for data center leasing and development.

Cost-Cutting From Tech Giants Beginning To Slow Data Center Growth

Cloud providers Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Google, along with social media juggernaut Meta, are by far the largest data center users, the center of a digital infrastructure landscape that has largely been shaped by their needs. But quarterly earnings reports and calls over the past month have revealed lingering…

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Colliers Maintains Rosy Outlook Despite Expected Capital Markets Slowdown Of Up To 40%

Colliers Maintains Rosy Outlook Despite Expected Capital Markets Slowdown Of Up To 40%   Revenue at Colliers took a hit at the end of last year as the economy descended into turmoil, and while rockiness is expected to continue, executives say strong returns from other areas of the business should ultimately position the company for growth in 2023.The global firm ended 2022 with $4.6B in revenue, up 9% from the year prior, driven mostly by gains in its investment management and outsourcing and advisory sectors.  That figure would have been even higher had it not been for a significant slowdown in capital allocations by investors across most…

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