While most saw only modest upticks, the CMBS sector experienced the sharpest rise, climbing 64 bps to 6.42%.
CBRE says 23 MSF of office space will be removed in 2025—nearly double what’s being built. A pivotal year for US office real estate.
The number of $1M+ renter households has more than tripled since 2019.
BlackRock says CRE deal activity is rebounding, but with $625B in maturities and distress piling up, stability is far from guaranteed.
Despite big swings in individual markets, four major metros ended up with nearly identical permit totals.
Wall Street’s attention has shifted to the weakening housing sector, now seen as the most immediate threat to economic stability.
Memphis is fast becoming an industrial heavyweight, thanks to massive EV investments and surging tenant and investor interest.
A former Sunbelt darling, Austin is watching its tech momentum stall as coastal hubs reclaim their gravitational pull.
Deal activity fell 3.9% in March 2025, the slowest in nearly a year, with all sectors but industrial and hotel seeing declines.
Fannie and Freddie shares are soaring, but so are concerns about the future of affordable mortgages.
