The gap between the Fed funds rate and the 2-year Treasury yield suggests a recession could be on the horizon.
Warehouse cap rates rose in Q2 driven by sustained e-commerce and supply chain demands despite a slower leasing pace.
The US apartment market has been steady for some time now and showed steady occupancy, rent, and revenues in Q2.
The U.S. self-storage market is suffering from a growing slowdown due to various factors, like rising supply and falling rents.
Work on Brooklyn's massive Pacific Park project, stalled since late 2023, could soon resume as Related Companies edges closer to a rescue deal.
CBRE reports positive signs of multifamily market stabilization, with improving fundamentals and rising investor confidence.
According to CoStar, more retail stores have closed than opened in 2024—and it’s the first time in several years that’s happened.
San Francisco's hospitality industry is grappling with a severe debt crisis, as tourism continues to fall short of pre-pandemic levels.
The U.S. apartment market is stabilizing this summer, with steady occupancy rates and modest rent growth trends.
For the first time in two years, U.S. banks have reported stable demand for commercial and industrial (C&I) loans, according to a recent Fed survey.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that a rate cut could come as early as September, provided inflation continues to cool and the labor market doesn't weaken significantly.
Rexford Industrial is thriving amid a national warehouse slump by focusing on smaller buildings.
