Revised 2025–2027 outlook signals more apartment deliveries ahead.
As infrastructure and private credit gain favor, some investors are rethinking—but not abandoning—their real estate strategies.
As affordability fades, rental fraud surged 40% nationwide, driven by desperate tenants and digital tricks.
Slowing construction and renewed demand may signal the start of a long-awaited market reset.
Despite a slight national dip, BTR construction is booming in the South, with Phoenix and Dallas leading the charge.
Over 60% of 2025 multifamily trades involve buildings from the 1960s or earlier. The data reveals what’s driving the shift.
$41B in trades, 929 deals, and a clear divide in cap rate expectations.
Financial firms are expanding, tech is doubling down, and $100/SF leases are becoming the norm in NYC.
SB79 could spark new multifamily projects across California if local politics don’t stall it first.
A modest Fed rate cut hasn’t yet moved pricing, but investors remain active across asset types.
Deals over $100M are surging in logistics, retail, and multifamily, while office and portfolio sales remain stuck in neutral.
CRE loan modifications jumped 66% as lenders brace for refinancing challenges.
