Apartment demand in the U.S. has seen a remarkable surge in the second quarter of 2024, showing impressive absorption figures.
Despite the belief that commercial real estate troubles are hitting smaller or regional banks the hardest, big banks are currently showing the most strain.
NYC’s housing crisis is at a breaking point with a 1.4% rental vacancy rate. Rising living costs and slowed development due to high borrowing costs are to blame.
Goldman Sachs analyst Caitlin Burrows reports that while the office market may have hit bottom, a return to normalcy will be slow and challenging.
Moody’s believes the US banking system can weather the incoming wave of loan maturities into 2025.
Street rates for self-storage units fell in May across all top metros, influenced by current economic conditions and high interest rates.
KKR invested $2.1B in 5.2K apartments across the US in its largest-ever multifamily acquisition in history.
SoCal industrial leasing is slowing down due to a pandemic oversupply caused by delayed construction and softening demand.
Demand for retail space in U.S. shopping centers is at a two-decade high, with an average leasing time of just 8.5 months.
Over $100bn in commercial real estate debt has been mis-rated, with some top-rated bonds linked to defaulted properties.
Suburban Chicago is challenging Miami, climbing to the second-most competitive rental market due to the rising "hipsturbia" trend.
Trepp’s latest Property Price Index (TPPI) update shows varied trends in CRE price movements.
