Distressed CRE sales are lagging past cycles, with mezzanine debt showing the clearest signs of stress.
With rates stabilizing and loan maturities looming, investors are preparing to act.
With vacancy at a record high, D.C. is rewriting the office playbook, one apartment at a time.
With rates down and cap rates flat, the market is signaling a shift: risk, credit, and lease term now dictate value.
Refinancing is back, but only for the strong, as 2026 ushers in a ruthless underwriting reset.
New GSE caps raise total multifamily lending capacity to $176B for 2026, marking a 20% increase in available agency financing.
Delinquencies rose slightly in December, but office properties posted their second month of improvement.
CRE heads into 2026 with tempered optimism as capital flows return, office demand stabilizes, and industrial rebounds.
The annual recap of what we've been up to over the past year and where we see the future of the CRE Daily brand.
Markets that built more apartments saw meaningful rent reductions, while cities with less new construction saw rents hold steady.
Multifamily investors can no longer rely solely on job data. A deeper shift is reshaping rent performance.
Data reveals a growing gap in commercial property values as construction slows and demand shifts.
