Active listings fall 14% year-over-year while median home prices climb past $425,000, marking the ninth straight month of sales gains.
New York's governor is expanding a Gowanus tax-abatement pilot across the five boroughs and lifting density caps, reprising last year's failed push to unlock mixed-income housing supply.
Hundreds of billions in maturing loans are forcing higher cap rates and steep haircuts on obsolete assets, while family offices and insurers step into the lending gap.
MCB Real Estate hires Capital Square veteran to run DST-focused vehicle as baby boomer demand for tax-deferred exits hits record levels.
National asking rents rose 3.3% year-over-year to $32.72 per square foot even as vacancies climbed and underperforming assets face extension hurdles.
Nearly 16% of securitised debt tied to Hilton properties is delinquent—more than twice the market average—as the brand's business recovery trails Marriott, Hyatt and IHG.
Second-quarter data show multifamily and industrial pricing stabilizing while office and retail widen, with family offices accounting for a rising portion of transaction volume.
CBRE Investment Management sees transaction volumes rebounding and yields resetting to more attractive levels for long-term capital following sharp correction.
Applications climbed despite a tick higher in rates, with refinancings up 15% and adjustable-rate mortgages gaining share as buyers push through the spring market.
Landlords control full portfolios while elevated interest rates and tariff uncertainty freeze speculative development across most U.S. markets.
Mortgage rates above 6% and widening regional divergence are reshaping affordability and supply dynamics, with inventory rising even as closings remain flat.
Year-to-date deal flow mirrors 2023–2024 levels while national vacancy climbs 270 basis points, signaling a stabilized but cooling market.
Applications plunge across all loan categories as the 30-year fixed rate climbs to 6.65%, its highest level since August, while purchase demand stalls amid eroding affordability.
Brian Connolly of Feasibly explains why enterprise AI investments have yielded no measurable returns and how purpose-built systems are transforming deal evaluation.
The all-stock combination creates one of the largest U.S. real estate companies with more than 180,000 rental apartments, raising questions about consolidation, scale and defensive positioning.
As 30-year fixed rates climb to 6.56%, nearly 10% of borrowers are now opting for adjustable-rate mortgages, the highest share since October 2025.
Regional banks extend-and-pretend while borrowers face soaring debt service costs, creating openings for family office capital.
Green Street's April index shows continued repricing across U.S. income properties, with higher rates and cautious lenders keeping transaction volumes muted.
Warehouse and last-mile distribution assets are seeing renewed bidding pressure as e-commerce volumes rebound from 2024 lows.
Mesa, Chandler and Scottsdale all post double-digit job-growth metrics as family offices accumulate land and industrial holdings.
Application volume dropped 2.9% week-over-week as 30-year fixed rates reached 6.81%, marking the first annual decline in demand since April.
Greater Toronto Area investment activity climbed nearly 35% year-over-year in the first half of 2026, reaching $10.2 billion despite retail constraints and CUSMA review uncertainty.
Lenders will conduct far more comprehensive assessments of condominium associations under revised underwriting standards taking effect this month.
Rising expenses and understaffing push investors toward predictive maintenance and automated fault detection, yet only 36% report advanced progress scaling digital infrastructure across portfolios.
Scott Weiner outlines three themes driving allocation as transaction volumes rebound and valuations stabilize after years of rate volatility.
The central bank's July pause leaves consumer borrowing costs elevated as energy-price pressures from the Iran conflict cloud the rate outlook.
With 115 projects and nearly 18,000 units in preconstruction, luxury developers are raising the stakes on experiential marketing to capture ultra-wealthy buyers.
Trillion-dollar budgets and permanent wartime posture fuel multibillion-dollar contracts, SCIF build-outs, and 5M SF manufacturing pipelines from Ohio to Alabama.
Bond investor expectations around inflation are driving borrowing costs higher for families seeking to finance homes and cars, even as the Federal Reserve holds its benchmark rate steady.
Full-year 2025 property count increased for the first time since 2021, driven by industrial gains and steady pricing momentum across all major sectors.
Domestic private-label CMBS issuance reached $70.09 billion through June, the busiest first-half since the market's peak year, while defeasance volume and special servicing both rose amid stabilizing rates.
As uncertainty over Middle East conflict and tariff policy clouds long-term visibility, institutional economists are urging investors to model a range of outcomes rather than commit to single-point rent growth projections.
City officials examine policy frameworks during 150-day pause, with American Tower's 58-acre project on hold and Duke Energy flagging 6 gigawatts of pipeline demand.
Draft regulations from USCIS impose stricter job-creation standards on bridge loans, potentially disqualifying most offerings ready for market.
New market sizing data projects 4.63% annual growth through the next decade, with hospitality and industrial logistics leading sector momentum as institutional allocators face intensifying competition for prime assets.
The billionaire investor's conglomerate is offloading the 800-location auto service chain but keeping select properties acquired in its 2016 acquisition.
Charlotte-based developer consolidates high-net-worth vehicles into single managed REIT as part of $617M portfolio recapitalization.
The joint venture gives Healthpeak long-term capital while preserving operational control over 86 outpatient properties across 11 states.
The region's property sector is forecast to grow at 8.31% annually through 2034, driven by mega-projects, regulatory reform, and expatriate demand.
Income threshold to qualify for a median-priced home reached $109,152 in June as mortgage rates and seasonal price pressures offset wage growth, NAR data shows.
Firms like CommLoan and Eastern Union deploy artificial intelligence to accelerate deal-matching for commercial loans between $5M and $100M, targeting underserved borrowers and brokers.
New federal legislation restricts large institutional investors from buying single-family homes and expands manufactured housing options, but economists warn homebuyers face a long wait for meaningful impact.
The largest U.S. electrical grid operator faces a $30 billion ratepayer burden and a 6.8-gigawatt capacity shortfall driven by computing infrastructure.
The founder of Arora Group recounts the financial-crisis moment he feared losing everything—and how he rebuilt a portfolio now worth more than £3 billion.
June marked the first synchronized decline across all three index components this year, while legacy ZIRP-era bets continue to unravel.
Median pricing per square foot reached new records across all sectors except hospitality in Q1 2026, with industrial gaining 88.5% since late 2019.
CARW quarterly data reveals diverging momentum across commercial real estate sectors, with Madison office space abundant and Southeast Wisconsin retail supply tight.
The 21st Century Road to Housing Act automatically took effect after the president declined to veto it, delivering new single-family investment caps and local incentives.
Occupancy holds near long-run average as cap rates climb for tenth consecutive quarter, marking more than 200 basis points of expansion since 2021.
The 125,000-square-foot Pacific Palisades retail centre will welcome tenants and shoppers in mid-August, eighteen months after sustaining damage in the January 2025 fires.
Leumi UK backs expansion of Concreit portfolio to 21 assets as industrial outdoor storage transitions from niche play to institutional asset class.
Modest compression signals improved pricing sentiment, though elevated financing costs continue to weigh on deal activity.
Valuation uptick signals potential stabilization after prolonged downturn, though recovery remains uneven across sectors and regions.
Cap rates have expanded sharply across office and multifamily sectors, but repricing has slowed as buyers and sellers recalibrate around Federal Reserve rate expectations.
Three scenarios project GDP trajectories shaped by energy markets, artificial intelligence capital expenditures, and inflation pressures.
