With $500 billion in CRE loans maturing this year, a significant portion is underwater—posing serious challenges for investors and lenders alike.
The Palisades and Eaton fires damaged 4.5 MSF of multifamily, retail, and CRE in LA, causing $1.9B in damage.
The federal government is considering offloading two-thirds of its office stock, sparking potential upheaval in the Washington, D.C., office market.
Record supply, rising rates, and softening demand are creating a rocky start for the multifamily sector this year.
President Trump’s second term could bring growth opportunities and headwinds for CRE.
NYC property values are bouncing back with rentals thriving and trophy offices showing promise
CRE owners expecting cheaper loans this year will likely be disappointed.
After a tough two years, commercial real estate lenders are back in action.
CBRE has fully acquired co-working firm Industrious for $400M, boosting its total valuation to $800M.
Macy’s is closing 66 stores, kicking off its plan to exit traditional malls and focus on smaller, experiential locations—a move reshaping retail and commercial real estate.
Developers are focusing on luxury apartments, leaving affordable housing in the dust.
JCPenney and Sparc Group have merged to form Catalyst Brands, a $9B retail powerhouse.
