The office market has seen significant growth, driven by the growth of technology companies and the increasing popularity of coworking spaces. The demand for industrial space has also been on the rise, driven by the growth of e-commerce and the need for logistics and distribution centers.

Retail real estate has faced challenges in recent years due to the shift towards online shopping, but certain segments, such as grocery-anchored shopping centers and experiential retail, have remained resilient.
Investment in commercial real estate has also remained strong, with both domestic and foreign investors seeking to take advantage of the growth opportunities in the market. The availability of capital, favorable lending conditions, and increasing demand for real estate assets have all contributed to the growth of the commercial real estate market in the US.

Overall, the commercial real estate market in the US is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, although potential challenges, such as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty, could impact its trajectory.

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