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.
Major commercial real estate brokerages posted solid first-quarter growth, but lingering concerns over U.S. trade policies are tempering optimism for the rest of 2025.
Despite an onslaught of new supply, demand held firm, fueled by a strong labor market and unaffordable for-sale housing.
The move signals rising investor appetite for discounted property bets, fueled by a market correction in CRE and pressure from lenders.
Austin leads in affordable housing construction, but the benefits aren’t reaching those who need them most.
After a slow 2024, capital is flowing once again into private NAV REITs, led by a new wave of top-performing vintages.
CMBS delinquencies just hit 7.03% in April, their highest point since early 2021
Data from Trepp shows $6.2B in office properties traded hands in January 2025 alone—an 80% increase YoY.
Multifamily lending accounted for more than half of 2024’s CRE mortgage activity.
Washington joins California and Oregon in setting rent limits, fueling a national rent control movement.
