More states are legalizing marijuana. But so far, that hasn’t translated into much greater opportunities for real estate investment.

After a turbulent decade, the U.S. mall industry seems to have come out of the pandemic in decently good health.

Because they trade at higher cap rates and are viewed as recession-resistant, net lease investors are picking up more early childhood education properties.

With lenders becoming more conservative, opportunities have emerged in the capital stack for investors willing to shoulder added risk.

Voters in the midterms in a handful of states enacted new rent stabilization measures. What does that mean for multifamily investors?

RV parks have grown in popularity with consumers during the pandemic. Investors have noticed the trend.

Investors in the sector have been more reluctant to close deals as the cost of capital rises. But given a strong outlook for income growth, many acquisitions are still going through.

Much like the larger capital providers, lenders in the $2M to $20M financing space have become more cautious in how they underwrite deals.