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When determining commercial real estate strategies, many investors focus on demand. However, Marcus & Millichap’s October 2026 Construction Outlook research brief said that demand tells only half the story. Long-term supply trends also affect vacancy and rent growth, so supply outlooks should play a prominent role in CRE planning. Construction tends to lag market conditions, ... The post Shrinking Construction Pipelines Could Extend CRE Rent-Growth Runway appeared first on Connect CRE .

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