After resolving $2.3B in troubled loans, BXMT is refocusing on apartments and warehouses.
$875B in property debt comes due this year, but lenders are stepping back into the market as originations climb.
Washington rarely agrees on housing, but Congress and HUD are now aligned on cutting red tape to boost supply.
Clarion, Prologis, and Blackstone are pouring billions into warehouses—targeting modern, coastal, and high-demand logistics hubs.
With $176B in new lending capacity, Fannie and Freddie are set to anchor the next multifamily cycle.
GBT Realty wants to become one of the largest retail players in the U.S., and it’s starting with $1.3B.
Despite falling rents and rising vacancies, big money is chasing multifamily deals, betting on a longer-term market rebound.
Austin rents have fallen for 10 straight quarters, but falling construction and a projected demand surge in 2026 could finally tip the balance.
Pricing data highlights a flight to quality in CRE, with institutional capital targeting core assets.
A new NAIOP report shows CRE’s economic reach grew sharply from pre-2025 levels.
As pricing stabilizes and debt costs ease, investors are increasing capital allocations to real estate.
After 10 quarters of sky-high deliveries, multifamily supply is finally cooling—markets leading or pulling back are starting to stand out in Q4 2025.
