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Life sciences REITs show recovery driven by AI investment demand, reflected in second-quarter 2026 cap rate analysis.
IRES reported earnings per share growth of 5.8% driven by rising rents and increasing portfolio valuations.
Phoenix office market shows declining vacancy despite weak leasing activity.
Developers are evaluating conversions of office buildings to medical office buildings (MOBs) in response to tight development pipelines.
Phoenix is experiencing a surge in adaptive reuse conversions of office buildings into housing and industrial space, driven by excess office supply and limited available land.
Arizona led the United States in industrial real estate investment volume in 2025.
Phoenix office developers are incorporating ground-floor retail offerings as an amenity to attract tenants back to the office.
U.S. construction spending declined 3.2% year-over-year in June, marking the 11th consecutive monthly decline, with data centers providing partial offset to sector weakness.
Analysis of rent collection performance across U.S. affordable housing markets, with Florida markets showing strong collection rates and regional comparisons including New York and Boston.
Houston's retail market demonstrates strong tenant demand with vacancies typically backfilled quickly in most cases.
Cushman & Wakefield reports on Chicago's multifamily market, noting Fulton Market's continued transformation into a residential destination for young professionals amid challenging capital market conditions.
SitusAMC released its quarterly ValTrends research report offering data-driven insights into commercial real estate valuation trends for Q1 2026.
SitusAMC released a quarterly research report examining commercial real estate market momentum and recovery trends amid continued uncertainty.
Contractors face profit margin pressure amid inflation and tariff challenges.
Montgomery County implemented an 18-month moratorium on data center permits, halting new project approvals in the jurisdiction.
Illinois is projecting a 40% growth in the 65-and-over population by 2035. Developers face financing hurdles in creating senior housing solutions.
Altus Group's second-quarter 2026 survey of CRE borrowers and lenders indicates a shift in market relief sources for commercial real estate debt.
NAIOP survey and developer interviews examine small-scale development patterns and challenges in tertiary markets including Western Michigan and Southwest Missouri.
NAIOP Research Foundation projects negative absorption through early 2021, followed by net positive absorption from Q2 2021 to Q3 2022 that will exceed recession-period losses.
U.S. office market absorbed 21.6 million square feet in Q4 2021 and Q1 2022, with vacancy rates rising for the 10th consecutive quarter.
Research brief analyzing historical trends in port activity, logistics employment, and industrial market metrics (vacancies, rents, absorption) adjacent to U.S. seaports, with regression analysis.
Office net absorption remained negative in 2021 at -5.2 million square feet in Q3, improving from -34.8 million square feet at the end of the prior period, with gradual movement toward positive absorption.
NAIOP forecasts U.S. office market absorption to decline into negative territory through Q2 2021 amid economic turmoil, rising unemployment, and uncertainty over future work arrangements.
San Francisco's new family zoning plan has enabled initial housing projects to proceed, though construction cost barriers are constraining pipeline momentum.
Bay Area life-sciences landlords are converting lab space amid inventory surplus, with conversion costs proving significant.
Bay Area hotel market shows recovery signs despite ongoing distress concerns in the sector.
Bay Area senior housing development pipeline exhibits a split between market-rate and affordable project activity.
San Francisco multifamily rents are rising to new highs, driven by AI hiring and constrained supply, while the broader U.S. apartment market stalls.
Commercial real estate rent data is only as useful as the methodology behind it. That’s why CompStak partnered with Columbia […] The post Columbia CompStak (CCRI) Rent Index National Update: August 14, 2026 appeared first on CompStak .
Housing isn’t making anyone happy these days. In a survey of more than 100 principals and executives across private real estate investment firms, Berkadia found that 61 percent of respondents characterized their outlook for the multifamily market in the second half of 2026 as negative, Commercial Observer can first…
Vacancy rates in The Woodlands area grew slightly in retail and industrial sectors in August, while the office sector saw a slight decrease when compared to the third quarter of 2025, according to commercial real estate data from Caldwell Cos. Community Impact reports that rental rates per square foot for retail…
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The Trepp Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) Delinquency Rate increased 51 basis points to 7.86% in July, as the total balance of delinquent loans rose by $3.52 billion to $47.5 billion. Among the loans that became newly delinquent during the month were 30 multifamily loans totaling $509.3 million. A…
Analysis of how AI talent concentrations and office demand dynamics are reshaping data center requirements and real estate absorption patterns.
National multifamily market analysis for December 2024 covering rental trends, occupancy, and pricing across the U.S. residential sector.
National multifamily market conditions and trends for November 2024.
Monthly market report on affordable housing sector conditions and multifamily trends as of November 2024.
National multifamily market report for October 2024 tracking trends across the U.S. rental housing sector.
Monthly multifamily market analysis covering national trends, occupancy, rents, and investment activity as of September 2024.
National multifamily market analysis for August 2024 covering rental trends, occupancy, and pricing dynamics across U.S. apartment sectors.
Market report on multifamily conditions in Seattle, July 2024.
Yardi Matrix published national multifamily market data and analysis for July 2024.
Yardi Matrix published a national multifamily market report for June 2024 covering trends across the U.S. apartment sector.
Monthly national multifamily market analysis covering pricing, occupancy, and trend data for May 2024.
National multifamily market conditions and trends for March 2024.
Monthly national multifamily market report presenting February 2024 data on rental housing performance, occupancy, rent growth, and investment trends.
Monthly national multifamily market analysis covering rental trends, occupancy, and pricing data across U.S. apartment markets as of January 2024.
Monthly multifamily market data and trends report covering December 2023 national performance metrics.
National multifamily market conditions and trends as of November 2023.
Monthly market analysis of U.S. multifamily sector trends and conditions as of October 2023.
Monthly national multifamily market data and trends for September 2023.
National multifamily market conditions and trends for August 2023.
National multifamily market conditions and trends reported for July 2023.
Monthly snapshot of U.S. multifamily market conditions and trends as of June 2023.
Markets are separating into distinct clusters of momentum. The post A More Localized Multifamily Recovery Emerges appeared first on Lument .
The nation's largest educator pension fund posted its strongest annual investment gain in years, strengthening a long-delayed march toward full funding even as its commercial property holdings sit below target in a still-recalibrating market. The post CalSTRS Clinches 13.9% Return, Lifts Funded Ratio to 79% as Real…
Single-family permitting activity continued to weaken through the first half of 2026, while multifamily permitting remained somewhat stronger compared with the same period last year. Over the first six months of the year, the number of single-family permits issued nationwide reached 465,301. Compared with the same…
JLL research lead Alexander Quinn says Bay Area office-job demand and San Francisco AI leasing are both climbing sharply, cutting against fears that artificial intelligence is gutting the region's white-collar workforce. The post AI Now Fills 10% of San Francisco Office Supply as Bay Area Job Postings Jump 45%…
U.S. retail construction completions have fallen to their lowest level in 20 years, signaling a significant contraction in new retail property delivery.
Nuveen closed a $330 million fund dedicated to grocery-anchored retail properties in the United States.
Denver office market recorded its strongest quarterly net absorption in four years, signaling improved leasing activity.