The US Warehouse Boom is Deflating

The rapid expansion of warehouse construction in the U.S. is slowing down primarily because of rising interest rates and a decrease in demand.

Lennar's Luxury Arm Eyes Record $4.5B Multifamily Portfolio Sale

Amid a cooling multifamily market, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders wants to sell a massive multifamily portfolio valued at around $4.5 billion.

Weekend Edition: Billions Flow into Secondary Markets as Investors Chase Higher Yields in 2024

Major investors are readying for a year rich in opportunities in real estate's secondary markets, having raised billions for investments in portfolio stakes and the recapitalization of challenged properties.

5 Trends to Watch in Real Assets for 2024

2023 experienced a decline in real estate, with lower asset values and transactions. Investors anticipate a market rebound, guided by five key trends identified by MSCI.

Miami is the Nation’s Hottest Renting Spot, Midwest Heats Up the Competition

Plus: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has wrapped up a gift for the CRE market to maintain its short-term interest rates steady as 2023.

Brookfield Accuses FDIC of 'Secret' Auction in Signature Loan Bid

Plus: A bipartisan Senate investigation seeks to understand how private equity investment has negatively impacted healthcare service.

2024 Apartment Forecast Remains Strong Despite Twists

Plus: Moody's 2024 forecast predicts a challenging year for commercial real estate financing, with high interest rates impacting the CMBS market.

Investor Group Proposes $5.8B Bid to Take Macy's Private

An investor group has proposed a bid to acquire Macy's, aiming to privatize the famed department store chain following major value loss due to intense online competition.

Latest Jobs Report Signals Cooling Labor, Falling Inflation

The latest jobs report, showing 199,000 new jobs, brings a mixed bag of implications for the economy, particularly regarding a potential recession and the Federal Reserve's interest rate plans.

Congress Wants to Ban Hedge Funds From Housing Market

In a significant legislative move, Democratic members of Congress have introduced bills in both the House of Representatives and the Senate with a bold objective.

One of Wall Street’s Most Feared Short Sellers Takes Aim at Blackstone

San Francisco Eases Regulations to Bring Residents Back

Plus: As office markets falter and apartment rent growth decelerates, developers turn their attention to niche industries.