Don't get caught adrift—today's #BuiltWeekly unpacks a busy week of golf course deals with global impact, AI in retail planning and our take on whether Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill is really "big and beautiful" for the economy. Get it all here 👇
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Chuck Berger
I partner with industrial companies to develop real estate strategies and solve real estate challenges.
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Head of Investor Services and Logistics & Industrial, APAC at Cushman & Wakefield
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New office construction in the U.S. is nearly 70% off its 20-year average, sitting at only 26 million square feet. Even multifamily and industrial pipelines are thinning. Kevin Thorpe explores what this means for existing supply in "This Week in CRE".
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Corporate real estate is at an inflection point. Occupiers are rethinking how they define success—moving beyond cost to include metrics centered on culture, performance, and people. The 2025 What Occupiers Want global report reveals the data behind this shift, and what it means for the future of CRE strategy. Listen in as six of our experts share what stood out most in this year’s global survey. Read the full report: https://cushwk.co/3HWD6rQ
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Periods of disruption often reveal moments of clarity. Our latest articles in the "Tide is Turning" series outlines where we see conviction points for real estate investment in 2025 across the U.S., EMEA and APAC. From pricing resets to supply-side dynamics, we help investors navigate complexity and find value through the noise. Explore how selective deployment of capital today can unlock outsized returns tomorrow. https://cushwk.co/45yxqOT
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At Cushman & Wakefield, our bold commitment to outthink and outdo the challenges of the built environment is backed by a workforce that refuses to settle for the status quo. We are proud of the sustainability progress we made in 2024 to build a better future for our clients, colleagues, communities and planet. See highlights from our Sustainability Report below and read the full report here >> https://cushwk.co/4lK1ufr
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China is building the world's largest dam (again), Tesla's trying out the restaurant business, and CRE is learning that happiness is reality minus expectations as it waits for interest rate cuts. All this and more in this week's #BuiltWeekly.
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📢 Our latest MarketBeat Brussels Office is out now! Backed by resilient fundamentals and steady prime rents, the market is regaining traction for both occupiers and investors. 🎥 Watch the video for a quick snapshot check on leasing activity, take-up trends, and investment dynamics shaping the capital’s commercial real estate landscape. 🔗 Link to the full report: https://cushwk.co/45hYAZt #Belgium #RealEstate #Brussels #Offices
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The latest workplace data shows that proximity bias may be adding fuel to the career advancement fire. This week in #BuiltWeekly, we break down the many forces dictating employee experience and talent retention in the return to office era. Plus, get the scoop on the link between Americans' spending sweet tooth and a sticky inflation outlook.
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June’s CPI report came in close to expectations, but the details tell a more complex story. In this This Week in CRE video, Kevin Thorpe explains how rising prices in imported goods like toys, furniture, and clothing could signal the return of inflationary pressure and what that means for the broader economy.
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