The U.S. commercial mortgage market hit $4.7 trillion in Q2 2024, with delinquencies increasing across several key investor groups.
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 life sciences real estate boom has turned into a bust as oversupply plagues the sector post-pandemic.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have introduced a new tenant protection framework for multifamily properties with GSE-backed mortgages, effective from February 28, 2025.
In response to an oversupply of apartments, multifamily landlords are turning to rewards and cash-back programs to attract and retain tenants.
Commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations increased 3% overall in the second quarter of 2024 compared to a year ago.
Trimont will acquire Wells Fargo’s non-agency commercial mortgage servicing business, becoming the nation’s largest loan servicer.
CBRE reports positive signs of multifamily market stabilization, with improving fundamentals and rising investor confidence.
Marriott International is further expanding its offerings by partnering with Sonder Holdings, a short-term rental platform specializing in apartment-style accommodations in major cities.
CIM Group is driving a $4.2B overhaul of Atlanta's Gulch, converting 50 acres of old rail yards into the mixed-use Centennial Yards, partly funded by municipal bonds.
