With $1B poured into upgrades, institutional owners are recalibrating risk and returns.
As new supply weighs on high-growth Sun Belt metros, rent performance is shifting toward smaller and less supply-heavy markets.
Another apartment REIT exits the public markets as private capital doubles down on multifamily discounts.
As delinquencies rise, nearly $911M in quarterly losses signal mounting strain.
A $1.2B refinance alongside a new industrial REIT highlights deepening capital commitments to the sector.
A proposed 9.5% property tax hike could raise $3.7B next year as NYC closes a $5B gap.
As loan maturities mount, lenders are demanding fresh equity and faster paydowns — and not everyone is ready.
Voters will decide whether to cap rent hikes at inflation or 5%—a move supporters say tenants need now and critics warn could choke new housing supply.
With Treasuries stabilizing, CRE borrowing costs could land in the mid-5% range by year-end.
After resolving $2.3B in troubled loans, BXMT is refocusing on apartments and warehouses.
$875B in property debt comes due this year, but lenders are stepping back into the market as originations climb.
Washington rarely agrees on housing, but Congress and HUD are now aligned on cutting red tape to boost supply.
