A key tax deadline is approaching for Opportunity Zone investors as billions in deferred capital gains become taxable at the end of 2026.
The biggest lenders are expanding CRE lending again, targeting resilient asset classes while maintaining tighter underwriting.
While other banks expand their CRE lending, Bank OZK continues reducing its real estate exposure as it prioritizes balance-sheet discipline.
Trepp's latest analysis reveals where refinancing pressure is most concentrated ahead of 2026 maturities.
New research explores how developers are adapting to affordability and demand shifts.
Once the affordable alternative to NYC, Miami is now forcing many professionals to rethink the financial math.
Green Street's latest data shows where cap rates are compressing, and which CRE sectors are attracting the most capital.
An 18% jump in warehouse construction signals the industrial market may have officially turned the corner.
Rents are moving higher, absorption is slowing, and investors are finding new ways to bet on multifamily.
The Fed just held its Treasury bill purchases flat at $10 billion — but a trillion-dollar Treasury cash build could squeeze the reserves your floating-rate debt depends on.
Corporate landlords face new buying limits, yet the biggest players still have several paths to expand their portfolios.
More cities are seeing office vacancy improve as supply shrinks and demand spreads beyond traditional gateway markets.
