Multifamily construction is cooling off, pulling down U.S. residential building activity as demand shifts and interest rates rise.
The US real estate market is shifting more and more in favor of Sun Belt cities like Dallas, Miami, and Houston.
Nashville, Phoenix, and Austin were the top US cities for multifamily deals in 2024, thanks to their affordability and population growth.
The NY Fed is calling out the ‘extend and pretend’ practice that regional banks are using to delay recognition of troubled CRE loans.
Timing is crucial for investors eyeing CRE opportunities with potential for growth and returns.
CRE loan modifications have doubled over the past year, impacting borrowers and lenders facing a looming maturity wall.
According to CoreLogic's latest analysis, single-family rental (SFR) markets are cooling in the Sun Belt while coastal metros take the lead.
Bank OZK is managing risk by capping new loan sizes to $500M.
Investor interest is cooling across most commercial real estate sectors, but multifamily properties are regaining appeal, driven by high mortgage rates and rising single-family home prices.
Blackstone (BX) hit a record stock price Thursday after strong Q3 earnings.
Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather is dropping $402M on a massive affordable housing deal in Manhattan.
Retail real estate has maintained vacancy rates below 5% for 11 straight quarters, fueled by strong consumer spending, per Marcus & Millichap’s Q4 report.
