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The U.S. economy cooled this summer, as businesses and consumers across most regions pulled back amid rising prices, labor shifts, and growing uncertainty.
Buildout costs are up 68% since pre-pandemic, and landlords are footing the bill to stay competitive.
As apartments get smaller and rentership rises, self storage is quietly becoming the backbone of urban living.
Industrial real estate is seeing renewed momentum in 2025, even as vacancies linger and rent growth remains sluggish.
While two- to four-unit buildings top the charts for late mortgage payments, the broader delinquency trend is less alarming than it appears.
SL Green, Vornado, and Empire State are among the bidders eyeing Paramount’s 13M SF office portfolio as the REIT faces SEC scrutiny.
UBS projects $375B in data center spending this year alone, and brokerages are cashing in with high-margin services.
From lender confidence to transaction momentum, the data suggests the market bottom is behind us.
On-time collections are slipping, but most renters are still managing to pay—just not right away.
A midyear pulse check from CBRE suggests cap rates may have leveled off—but investors still face an uneasy mix of economic volatility and trade policy friction.
More than 500,000 new apartments are hitting the market this year, with the South leading the charge and New York refusing to give up the top spot.
Non-bank capital is stepping up as banks pull back from CRE lending.
