Investors are stepping back into the market, but they’re starting at the lower end of the price spectrum.
A 12,000-unit mega project over active rail lines faces steep costs, complex engineering, and a critical federal ask.
A rare pricing gap between real estate and stocks could mark an inflection point for investors.
With $1B poured into upgrades, institutional owners are recalibrating risk and returns.
As new supply weighs on high-growth Sun Belt metros, rent performance is shifting toward smaller and less supply-heavy markets.
Another apartment REIT exits the public markets as private capital doubles down on multifamily discounts.
As delinquencies rise, nearly $911M in quarterly losses signal mounting strain.
A $1.2B refinance alongside a new industrial REIT highlights deepening capital commitments to the sector.
A proposed 9.5% property tax hike could raise $3.7B next year as NYC closes a $5B gap.
As loan maturities mount, lenders are demanding fresh equity and faster paydowns — and not everyone is ready.
Voters will decide whether to cap rent hikes at inflation or 5%—a move supporters say tenants need now and critics warn could choke new housing supply.
With Treasuries stabilizing, CRE borrowing costs could land in the mid-5% range by year-end.
