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Rising rents and tightening supply are setting the stage for a big year in multifamily despite mounting operational challenges.
Manhattan's office leasing reached a new post-pandemic peak in 2024 with 25.8 MSF leased.
Atlanta’s explosive data center growth has met local resistance, prompting city leaders to restrict new developments near transit hubs.
As we close out 2024, we want to take a moment to reflect on what an incredible year it’s been — and it’s all thanks to you, our loyal readers.
A streak of monthly gains signals improving conditions in U.S. commercial real estate.
Multifamily investment in Maryland’s D.C. suburbs has dropped 13% this year as strict rent caps push major investors to the sidelines.
Commercial real estate loan originations rose to $4.4B in Q3, driven by multifamily’s 76% YoY surge.
Lennar is launching Millrose Properties, a $6B spinoff REIT focused on land holdings, to implement its new asset-light strategy.
US retail closures surged 70% in 2024, driven by e-commerce competition and rising costs.
U.S. banks are ramping up CRE loan modifications, especially smaller ones, as rising delinquencies and fading "extend-and-pretend" strategies hit a wall.
Miami retains its title as the nation’s hottest rental market, but surging Midwest metros like Suburban Chicago and Milwaukee are heating up.
Commercial real estate optimism is rising, especially in apartments and industrial.
