Rent gains are finally starting to slow in many parts of the U.S., cooling a years-long boom that sapped affordability from coast to coast. Landlords have little choice but to ease off big increases: Demand from tenants is suddenly sinking.

Strong demand and concentrated portfolios among established operators, including several REITs, have produced solid returns for investors.

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The increasing frequency and strength of severe weather events is forcing the commercial real estate sector to grapple with how to assess future risks.