News Corp. is discussing the sale of its stake in Move Inc., the operator of Realtor.com, to CoStar Group, the owner of Homes.com, in the midst of a difficult real estate market.
Student housing returns are staying strong in the face of rising rates, attracting interest from institutional and foreign investors.
A global debt crisis looms as lenders pressure landlords to sell their assets in a bear market.
In a shocking turn of events, a handful of contrarian investors are bullish on the long-term prospects of the office market. Recognizing the once-in-a-cycle pricing, many claim now is the time to scoop-up quality assets for cheap.
A recent report from the American Institute of Architects anticipates the potential for an uptick in construction this year.
A group of institutional investors' property funds saw $20 billion in withdrawal requests at the end of last year, the largest amount since the Great Recession.
The cost of insuring commercial real estate loans has risen dramatically, with property owners now paying ten times more than they did a year ago to protect against rising interest rates.
As tech giants keep laying off workers and shedding office space, new startups could secure prime locations for cheap.
Due to rising interest rates, Veritas Investments and the Chetrit Group are nearing default on ~$1.0B in loans.
With market readjustments and uncertainty on the horizon, Hines suggests keeping an eye on two key signals in CRE.
According to CBRE's 2023 Investor Intentions Survey, the greatest challenges this year for investors are rising interest rates, potential recession and limited credit availability.
Nationwide, residential rents are once again too damn high—and renters have little choice but to tighten their belts.