The jump, which was nearly six times pre-pandemic annual averages, was driven by remote work, affordability challenges, and growing demand for spacious, low-maintenance living.
New tariffs are rocking retailers—stocks are sliding, supply chains are shifting, and price hikes are now all but certain.
Advertised asking rents rose $5 nationally in March to $1,755, capping a 0.4% gain for Q1.
Washington, D.C., maintained its #1 spot for the fifth straight month, thanks to strong listing engagement on RentCafe.com.
Leasing volume just had its biggest quarter since 2019, as demand for high-end office space surges in NYC.
While top-tier, institutional-grade properties are shedding tenants, more modest assets in the general commercial category are gaining them.
Interest rate shifts and bond market uncertainty haven't derailed expectations for a rebound in commercial real estate investment in 2025.
The developer behind Hudson Yards is now betting big on digital infrastructure, with a $45B pipeline and a new venture, Related Digital.
February’s data shows mixed signals, but multifamily may be inching closer to a construction floor.
Many believe the vacancies will be quickly backfilled with better-performing tenants willing to pay higher rents.
One proposal suggests raising $20B to $30B through an IPO-like structure, with the government’s stake in the entities valued at over $250B.
Nearly half of 2025’s CRE loan maturities were pushed from prior years, as extend-and-pretend remains the go-to move for lenders.
