The office sector saw a dramatic shock in '20 as Covid-19 forced the majority of office workers to stay at home. With a vaccine appearing on-track for '21, what should be on office investors' radars? Join us for a 30-minute webinar.

The demand for urban space continues to rise as the promise of a post-vaccine world emerges on the horizon.

The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index was unchanged in December.

3Q20 has proven that real estate transactions can continue to be made throughout a global pandemic and extreme market volatility.

Co-founder Mike Kirby was recently a featured speaker at an industry event, opining on the outlook for office and multifamily housing, public vs. private market pricing, and how attractive real estate is generally screening these days.

Real Estate Alert's robust Deal Database containing over 40,000 verified commercial property transactions have been incorporated into Green Street’s Atlas interactive mapping and analytics platform.

Green Street’s rebrand reflects the firm’s increasingly diversified capabilities and breadth of market insights and SaaS capabilities, evidenced by the simultaneous integration of News, the latest major enhancement to its web-based platform.

Join us for a 45-minute webinar to discuss an update on property pricing for all the major property types.

Danny Ismail, Green Street’s lead office analyst, discusses key trends that will shape the office space for many years beyond the conclusion of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Green Street's analysts teamed up to discuss the changes they are seeing in each property sector, their most recent forecasts and insights on how to navigate the property market in today’s environment.

Observed premiums/discounts in the public market have historically been reliable predictors of future changes in private market prices.

Green Street is proud to introduce our new European private market platform, European Real Estate Analytics, providing market participants with a seamless way to compare and underwrite real estate investments across geographies, property sectors, and currencies.

Green Street’s Sector Allocation framework introduced five-and-a-half years ago has done an excellent job of identifying the sectors in the private market that have subsequently enjoyed the best/worst price appreciation.