As infrastructure and private credit gain favor, some investors are rethinking—but not abandoning—their real estate strategies.
As affordability fades, rental fraud surged 40% nationwide, driven by desperate tenants and digital tricks.
Slowing construction and renewed demand may signal the start of a long-awaited market reset.
Despite a slight national dip, BTR construction is booming in the South, with Phoenix and Dallas leading the charge.
Over 60% of 2025 multifamily trades involve buildings from the 1960s or earlier. The data reveals what’s driving the shift.
$41B in trades, 929 deals, and a clear divide in cap rate expectations.
Financial firms are expanding, tech is doubling down, and $100/SF leases are becoming the norm in NYC.
SB79 could spark new multifamily projects across California if local politics don’t stall it first.
A modest Fed rate cut hasn’t yet moved pricing, but investors remain active across asset types.
Deals over $100M are surging in logistics, retail, and multifamily, while office and portfolio sales remain stuck in neutral.
CRE loan modifications jumped 66% as lenders brace for refinancing challenges.
Multifamily rents saw rare Q3 declines as new supply flooded the market and leasing momentum softened across key metros.
