Memphis is fast becoming an industrial heavyweight, thanks to massive EV investments and surging tenant and investor interest.
A former Sunbelt darling, Austin is watching its tech momentum stall as coastal hubs reclaim their gravitational pull.
Deal activity fell 3.9% in March 2025, the slowest in nearly a year, with all sectors but industrial and hotel seeing declines.
Fannie and Freddie shares are soaring, but so are concerns about the future of affordable mortgages.
A surge in multifamily starts is encouraging, but softening permits and project delays suggest headwinds remain.
With grocery sales up nearly 16% YoY and vacancy at a low 3.5%, grocers like Sprouts, Trader Joe’s, and Erewhon are still expanding.
In a rare post-pandemic blockbuster, RXR is under contract to buy the Plaza District trophy tower for nearly $1.1 billion.
Cooper Union has listed the iconic Chrysler Building for the first time in nearly a decade, partnering with Savills to seek a new buyer while retaining ownership of the land.
Set to open in 2027, the venue will become one of Live Nation’s largest indoor locations and aims to bring major touring acts downtown.
While still trailing pre-pandemic levels, the increase signals a continued rebound across all major asset classes, especially office, senior housing, and hotels.
Retailers vacated 6M more square feet than they filled in Q125—the weakest quarter for shopping center leasing since early 2020.
Commercial real estate (CRE) lending saw a significant rebound in Q1 2025, with banks leading non-agency deals amid volatile market conditions.
