MARKET INSIGHT

Navigating Uncertainty, Finding Opportunity:
The Mid-2025 Outlook

The first half of 2025 has been defined by uncertainty — with shifting policies, rising tariffs, and economic headwinds testing the resilience of businesses and investors alike. Yet, even amid short-term stagflation, cracks of opportunity are appearing: CRE demand remains surprisingly stable, construction pipelines are shrinking, and 2026 is shaping up to be a stronger year.

In this outlook, we unpack the scenarios ahead, what they mean for property sectors, and how you can navigate today’s choppiness while positioning for tomorrow’s growth. Don’t miss this essential read to understand the risks, resilience, and opportunities shaping the rest of 2025 — and beyond.

While uncertainty and volatility can be unsettling, they also create windows of opportunity for those prepared to act strategically. Now is the time to reassess your risk profile, stay focused on long-term fundamentals, and capitalize on market dislocations. Look for high-quality assets, necessity-driven sectors, and moments when motivated sellers emerge. With inflation and rates likely to remain elevated compared to pre-pandemic norms, commercial real estate continues to offer a resilient hedge and attractive returns over time.

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IN THE NEWS

Emerging Life Sciences Markets: Dallas, TX

Article Source: CBRE

With its youthful and highly educated population, competitive talent base, and business-friendly incentives, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area is emerging as a premier destination for life sciences companies. The region boasts strong growth in biopharma, medtech, and data science talent, supported by robust educational institutions, venture funding, and state programs that encourage investment and job creation. Its strategic central location, advanced logistics infrastructure, and thriving innovation ecosystem make it an ideal environment for businesses at the forefront of health and technology to thrive.

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Dallas-Fort Worth Leads US for New Corporate HQs

Texas dominates relocations as coastal cities see exoduses

Article Source: Dallas Business Journal

As coastal cities grapple with corporate exoduses, Dallas-Fort Worth is rewriting the map of business in America — and leading the way. With 100 new corporate headquarters since 2018 and $1.5 trillion in public company value, the Metroplex has become the nation’s No.1 destination for companies seeking growth, talent, and stability.

What’s fueling this surge? From a pro-business climate and world-class infrastructure to an educated workforce and unbeatable central location, DFW offers the perfect recipe for corporate success. In this issue, discover why global giants and rising innovators alike are betting big on North Texas — and what this means for the future of business and investment.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

Travis South Industrial Development

This project is strategically located in Austin, Texas, Just 10 minutes’ drive from downtown, 20 miles from Tesla’s Gina factory Texas and 33 miles from the Samsung semiconductor plant – this opportunity represents an ideal location for logistics, light manufacturing, and supply chain.

The Travis South (The project) – a two-phase, Class A industrial development featuring four buildings, totaling 576,061 square feet. Construction is progressing on schedule, Grading efforts have commenced, officially marking the start of site development.

The Travis South project is now closed to new investors. We are excited about the progress and eager to see this development continue to take shape.

If you would like to learn more about this project, please reach out to Irene Shen directly.