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Competition for air cargo business in the Greater Chicago area is heating up with Milwaukee's main airport planning to build a large terminal for freighter aircraft and poach traffic from Chicago O'Hare, the dominant cargo hub in the region, and rising upstart Chicago Rockford airport. The local economy's strength suggests the investment has merits, but capturing more than surplus shipments from a major international gateway like O'Hare will be a tall order, according to an expert.

Despite reduced credit availability, more expensive debt and a cautious stance amid rising interest rates and inflation, Zacks Real Estate Operations industry stocks like CBRE, FSV and CIGI are in focus as outsourcing of real estate needs, tech investments and other trends gain pace.

CBRE benefits from the diversification across asset types, business lines, client types and geographies, and the expansion of its resilient business in recent years.

CBRE Group's (CBRE) Q4 results reflect the benefits from the expansion of its resilient business in recent years despite the challenging macro environment.

The adverse impact on commercial real estate transactions amid macroeconomic uncertainties, rising rates and a challenging capital market is likely to have affected CBRE Group's (CBRE) Q4 performance.

Despite fears of a recession and the impact of the Federal Reserve's war on inflation, leases of so-called mega-warehouses — one million or more square feet — hit a record in 2022, with activity expected to remain strong in 2023, according to a forecast published Wednesday by real estate services firm CBRE Group Inc. According to the company (NYSE: CBRE), megawarehouses accounted for 63 of the top 100 largest leases signed in 2022. The average size of the top 100 leases was 1.07 million square feet, surpassing the previous record of 1.05 million set in 2021, CBRE said.

CBRE benefits from diversification across asset types, business lines, client types and geographies and the expansion of its resilient business in recent years.

Extensive real estate market knowledge and solid outsourcing business bode well for CBRE Group (CBRE). However, rising interest rates and adverse foreign currency movements are major concerns.

CBRE is the global leader in its industry, operating in more than 100 countries. The company has become more resilient, with a strong balance sheet, a highly variable cost structure, and a higher percentage of earnings coming from resilient business lines.

U.S. industrial and logistics leasing activity will decline by 10% to 15% in 2023, though for the 13th consecutive year more industrial square footage will be absorbed than will be vacated, real estate services firm CBRE Group Inc. said Thursday. Industrial vacancy rates, already at historic lows, will increase just slightly next year, CBRE said.