The US commercial real estate is at a crossroads, with lenders awaiting a Fed rescue that has yet to come.
A new affordable housing project for low-income individuals is making headlines and challenging the status quo.
A recent MSCI report reveals that U.S. multifamily loan losses surged to 16% from just 5% in the prior two years.
The Fed maintained interest rates amidst higher inflation, with Powell indicating three possible cuts in 2024 to achieve the 2% inflation goal.
The commercial real estate market is facing a new challenge as CLOs experience a significant rise in delinquencies.
Last year, only 3.5% of office sales were from distressed sellers, a situation attributed to optimism in the market and leniency from lenders.
Both firms are preparing to ramp up their investments, betting that the market is ripe for a rebound.
A recent Yardi Matrix report reveals a staggering $525 billion in multifamily property loans set to mature by 2029.
Minneapolis continues to be a top choice for renters for the third month in a row, with Atlanta and Queens, NY, closely vying for second place.
US inflation topped forecasts for a second month in February as prices jumped.
Early data from CoStar Group suggest a significant downturn in US industrial net absorption
