The disparity between rent growth and wages has created a growing affordability gap for renters across the U.S.
Healthcare Realty and KKR join forces to capitalize on outpatient real estate properties.
National apartment occupancy rates, which have been on a downward trend since early 2022, may finally be showing signs of stabilization.
Austin's apartment rents have taken a nosedive, leading the nation with a -7.4% year-over-year drop in April. Here’s why rents are falling.
As delinquencies mount in multifamily mortgages, lenders are racing to buy back CRE CLOs.
A record-high $38 billion in U.S. office buildings face defaults and other distress, echoing the distress of the post-2008 financial crisis period.
WeWork has arranged approximately $450M in new financing to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy without the involvement of its co-founder, Adam Neumann.
San Francisco’s economic stability is on shaky ground, with S&P Global Ratings recently modifying the city’s debt outlook to “negative.”
April saw stable national rents: one-bedrooms fell to $1,486, and two-bedrooms edged up to $1,843, with NYC spikes and North Carolina drops due to higher inventory.
The MSCI report highlights a 3.0% year-over-year drop in the RCA CPPI National All-Property Index.
The build-to-rent sector celebrated its most successful year in 2023, with a record-breaking 27,500 new single-family rental homes completed—a 75% jump from 2022.
The world’s largest industrial property landlord cut its annual outlook after reporting stronger Q1 revenue and earnings.