There’s so much institutional capital in the market, even problematic office assets can find buyers, albeit at a discount, notes CREXi COO.

Investor-driven lenders are continuing to be aggressive in a period of rising interest rates, helping multifamily investors top off their capital stacks.

Lenders tend to be cautious on such projects and most investors might be looking for returns that are higher than office building prices right now would support.

Recent studies show the share of women in CRE leadership positions hasn’t changed much in over a decade.

Higher interest rates have created a bid-ask gap between student housing buyers and sellers, shutting down sales activity in the market.

Firms are still investing in co-living units. But the sector has gone through a transformation in the past few years.

A question looming over the industry is whether the legislation will get renewed or if the benefit will fade once the law expires.

Office loan delinquencies and distressed office sales remain subdued, though the sector is facing headwinds.

November marked the second consecutive month of total return growth for the FTSE All Equity REIT index.

Developers are still building plenty of units in New York City, but the rental market remains tight with thousands of rent stabilized units held off the market.