The multifamily sector faces a complex supply challenge, with abundant ongoing development and varied implications across different locations and property types.
The lending scene in the office sector is displaying worrisome signs, with a spike in delinquency and default rates that hark back to the turbulent times witnessed in 2020's Q4.
Amid a surge in multifamily construction, Miami's real estate history is under the lens, sparking debates about South Florida's stability.
Amidst falling commercial real estate values, property debt is becoming an attractive investment option, particularly as the focus shifts to industrial and multifamily buildings rather than offices due to the rise in remote working.
Nightingale Properties outlines a plan to repay CrowdStreet investors, offering a settlement to offset funds mishandled by CEO Elie Schwartz.
Brands like Chanel and Gucci are expanding their US retail presence, capitalizing on affluent consumers' preference for in-store shopping amid post-pandemic sales surge.
This year sees a marked decline in new apartment constructions, attributed to elevated interest rates, reduced rents, and overbuilding worries in select regions.
Capital scarcity in multifamily is leading developers and operators to explore alternative funding, with preferred equity gaining popularity due to its higher-than-average returns.
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Bank plans to purchase the vacant Neiman Marcus space at 20 Hudson Yards for $550 million, highlighting one of Manhattan’s major CRE deals this year.
The attendance in Big Apple offices surpasses what the commonly referenced "barometer" of presence might suggest, with more employees present than believed.
Landlords are wrestling with skyrocketing insurance costs amid declining property values and rental income, forcing them to make tough decisions about coverage.
