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Manhattan's commercial real estate (CRE) market is seeing a strong rebound, with Q3 sales hitting $3.2B, more than doubling from the previous year.
Industrial real estate construction plunged 43% in Q3 2024, marking the sharpest annual drop since 2008, while vacancy rates continue to rise.
Blackstone’s Jonathan Gray predicts a surge in M&A as rising property valuations fuel new acquisition opportunities.
The US office property market is showing signs of stabilization—and a potential bottom—with more and more distressed sales at steeply discounted prices.
The DC Council passed a new emergency bill reforming ERAP to address the growing unpaid rent crisis and its impact on affordable housing.
After a post-pandemic slowdown, e-commerce is back on a steady growth trajectory, driving renewed demand for industrial space.
Midtown Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center is pursuing a $3.5B refinancing deal, seen as a potential bellwether for the overall office market's direction.
Multifamily activity is rebounding as lower debt costs and higher cap rates attract sidelined capital, per Marcus & Millichap's Q3 report.
Chicago's rising appeal as a rental market is putting pressure on Miami, traditionally a dominant player.
After a steep decline in property prices, lower borrowing costs are drawing investors back to commercial real estate, hinting that the market may be reaching its bottom.
Commercial real estate investors believe we’re at a cycle bottom and that asset values have either already bottomed out or will before the end of 2024.
CoreLogic's latest SFR Index (SFRI) shows that the single-family rental (SFR) market is growing unevenly, with luxury rentals driving much of the growth.
