Rexford Industrial is thriving amid a national warehouse slump by focusing on smaller buildings.
The first half of 2024 saw a massive increase in CMBS issuance, reaching $42.29 billion, marking a nearly threefold increase from the previous year.
Stephen Ross is stepping back from his New York-based company, Related Companies, to lead a newly formed, independent entity called Related Ross.
Apartment demand in the U.S. has seen a remarkable surge in the second quarter of 2024, showing impressive absorption figures.
NYC’s housing crisis is at a breaking point with a 1.4% rental vacancy rate. Rising living costs and slowed development due to high borrowing costs are to blame.
Goldman Sachs analyst Caitlin Burrows reports that while the office market may have hit bottom, a return to normalcy will be slow and challenging.
Rents for NYC's approximately one million rent-stabilized apartments will increase by 2.75% starting this fall.
As major banks pull back from commercial real estate lending, CMBS is making a major comeback by adapting to today's market.
Nationwide apartment developers face delays and financial challenges due to rising costs and funding shortages.
Chicago is offering the most generous subsidies in the nation to convert them into apartments and hotels.
Commercial real estate investors became even less optimistic this quarter, in large part because optimism over declining rates has waned.
Washington Federal Bank is selling billions in unpaid multifamily loans to Bank of America to reduce its CRE exposure.