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Denver hotel owners are increasing reliance on upfront key-money incentives as traditional financing becomes more constrained.
Dallas-Fort Worth retail market is positioned to achieve a fourth consecutive year of record occupancy rates.
A luxury multifamily tower in Uptown Dallas secured financing for development.
New York City developers are combining housing subsidies and zoning strategies to construct larger affordable housing units, with 99-unit projects becoming a dominant development pattern.
SL Green reports improved cash flow and earnings tied to recovery in the Manhattan office market.
The first half of 2026 generated considerable concern among commercial real estate investors and occupiers. Inflation remained sticky, prompting the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates steady. Tariff and trade uncertainty continued to generate pricing pressures, the Middle East conflict impacted oil prices, and…
Developers are integrating artificial surf parks into mixed-use resort, retail, and residential projects across Southern California.
Los Angeles office market shows divergent recovery patterns across sectors, with creative industries stalling recovery while finance and law sectors drive growth in Westside and Century City submarkets.
Defense and aerospace spending is driving demand in Los Angeles' South Bay industrial market.
Analysis of industrial rental rate trends and recalibration in the St. Louis market.
Over 50 colleges have closed since 2020, forcing bondholders to rely on campus sales for repayment as enrollment drops and debt mounts. The post College Closures Force Bondholders to Bank on Campus Real Estate appeared first on Propmodo .
Roundup covering government shutdown impacts, GSE workforce reductions, and industrial real estate market pricing trends.
A market roundup covering collateralized loan obligation trends, lender activity for the coming year, and a $1B real estate project in Florida.
Green Street reports on regulatory scrutiny of Tricolor, a Chicago multifamily refinancing, and approximately $610 million in rental loan activity.
Multifamily developers are building hundreds of units in the Lehigh Valley as the region contends with population growth and a housing shortage.
Analysis of rising distress indicators in multifamily commercial mortgage-backed securities during July, examining operational and market pressures.
Credit conditions on loans for residential Land Acquisition, Development & Construction (AD&C) were still tightening in the second quarter of 2026, according to NAHB’s quarterly survey on AD&C Financing. The net easing index derived from the survey posted a second-quarter reading of -12.0 (the negative number…
CRE Loan Modifications: May–July 2026 Report Summary. CRED iQ tracked 82 modified CMBS and CRE CLO loans with a combined $2.36 billion in outstanding balance from May through July 2026. The mix looks different than it did a few quarters ago: extend-and-pretend hasn’t disappeared, but it’s no longer the whole story.…
National multifamily market analysis focused on affordable housing trends and conditions.
The Trepp CMBS special servicing overall rate declined 11 basis points in July to 11.09%, partially reversing the increases of recent months. However, decreases in special servicing rates were not seen across the board in all property types. The improvement was led by office, the largest special servicing category,…
🏆 New Building: The largest permit issued was an $85.6 million new construction permit for Mohawk at Wynwood, a 300-unit apartment project at 50 Northeast 29th Street in Miami. The permit covers 488,880 square feet for Miami-based Rilea Group’s development. In January, the developer secured a $149.2 million…
Invesco Real Estate's loan originations jump 112% in H1 2026, reflecting strong transaction volume of $3.2B globally.
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Among commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) mall loans, 96.3% of non-performing loans were written in 2016 or earlier, while loans written in 2017 or later are performing at essentially a 100% rate. The CMBS mall-loan market is not one population with a range of outcomes. It is two, split by origination…
Residential building material prices, excluding energy, rose 0.4% in July and were up 5.0% from a year ago. Energy prices fell again in July but remained significantly higher than a year ago. Meanwhile, prices for services were down 0.3% over the month but were 6.2% higher than a year ago. The Producer Price Index…
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The San Francisco Bay Area's beleaguered life science market posted positive net absorption and a rebound in venture funding in the second quarter, according to Newmark, even as record vacancy, falling rents and a frozen construction pipeline showed how far recovery remains. The post Bay Area Life Science Market…
Retail rent and concessions are easing, not disappearing. CompStak lease data from the Bay Area shows free rent as a […] The post Retail Concession Trends: What CompStak Data Shows in the Bay Area appeared first on CompStak .
The latest homeownership rate declined to 65% in the second quarter of 2026, according to the Census’s Housing Vacancy Survey (HVS). The homeownership rate was unchanged from a year ago, and not statistically different than the rate in the first quarter of the year (65.3%). While this was a modest quarterly…
Despite hitting a new active listings record, Houston’s housing market shows a tale of two economies. Single-family home sales in Texas’ most populous city saw the most positive momentum at two extremes: luxury homes above $1 million and budget buys under $100,000. Sales for homes priced at $1 million or above…
Sellers outnumbered buyers by 51% in July—just shy of December’s record high—giving buyers more negotiating power. The number of buyers in the market fell to a record low of about 967,000 amid historically high housing costs, almost half a million fewer than the 1,463,000 sellers. Nearly 80% of major U.S. metros…
By Tony Avendt, Cushman & Wakefield At first glance, Detroit’s industrial real estate market appears to be entering a period of moderation. Vacancy has crept upward, new supply continues to trickle online and recent quarters have posted negative absorption. Yet beneath these headline indicators lies a more complex…
The housing market is gaining slight momentum as the summer winds down, but demand remains subdued overall. U.S. pending home sales edged up 0.4% week over week during the four weeks ending August 9 on a seasonally adjusted basis, offering a small boost to this summer’s sluggish housing market. Mortgage-purchase…
PORTLAND, ORE. — JLL has arranged a $40.5 million refinancing loan for The Payton, a 162-unit Class A property in Portland’s Lloyd District area. San Diego-based ColRich is the borrower/owner.… The post ColRich Secures $40.5M Refinancing for Luxury Pacific Northwest Property appeared first on Multifamily &…
The luxury pied-à-terre is alive and well, despite any efforts to stifle — or excessively tax — it. While the second week of August saw a Staten Island Supreme Court judge block the rollout of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax — a controversial surcharge on second homes worth more than $5…
CEM Benchmarking's 2026 study compares REIT performance against private real estate across 12 asset classes over 26 years, examining allocations, returns, volatility, and risk-adjusted metrics in defined-benefit pension plans.
The outage, which originated in Northern Virginia, brought approximately 4GW of data center load offline
Under-construction pipeline prompts uptick but near-term supply will trail 2024-25 totals SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Aug. 12, 2026 – Recent evaluation of the under-construction pipeline for multifamily units prompted Yardi® Matrix by 2.5% for 2026 and 1.3% for 2028, with the forecast for 2027 remaining basically…
Why we keep an eye on the housing-debt-to-income ratio.
The AI investment boom continues to accelerate, with hyperscale technology companies on track to invest more than $800 billion in AI-related infrastructure in 2026. What began as a technology arms race has evolved into one of the largest private-sector investment cycles in modern history, surpassing annual…
Leading data center owners and operators miss carbon targets as AI-driven growth spikes emissions.
The U.S. multifamily market gained momentum in the second quarter of 2026 as apartment demand accelerated and new construction continued to moderate, CBRE said Wednesday. Net absorption of 167,500 units nearly doubled the Q1 tally, while the national multifamily vacancy rate declined by 50 basis points quarter-over…
CBRE's half-year survey of U.S. capitalization rates across property types and markets, providing data on pricing trends and investor yield expectations.
Arbor Realty Trust’s latest Small Multifamily Investment Trends Report, developed in partnership with Chandan Economics, evaluates what’s driving this sector’s ongoing stability as macroeconomic conditions remain mixed. Loan originations rose last quarter, and valuations are rebounding, signaling that normalization…
The onslaught of severe weather has major implications for the state’s commercial property owners’ insurance costs.
Industrial rent benchmarks live or die on one question: is the number quality-adjusted, or is it a raw average skewed […] The post Industrial Rent Benchmarks: How to Interpret the Columbia CompStak Rent Index (CCRI) appeared first on CompStak .
The most at-risk states are spread across the U.S. West, with cities like Austin and Spokane, Washington, also at risk.
Savills' analysis of industrial market conditions and trends in Austin for the second quarter of 2026.
Disclaimer: This is an excerpt from Trepp's "Investors Priced Four Data Center Deals 55 Basis Points Apart ” report. Click here to access. Four recent data center single-asset, single-borrower (SASB) commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) deals priced their last-pay AAA bonds across a 55-basis-point range.…
Following a sluggish 2025, Austin’s housing market is on the mend. The Texas capital saw a 4.4 percent year-over-year increase in home sales in July across the Austin-Round Rock-San Antonio market, according to a new report from Unlock MLS, Central Texas’ multiple listing service operated by the Austin Board of…
Led by declines in gasoline and diesel prices, inflation eased for the second consecutive month after reaching a three-year high in May. As energy prices moderated, shelter resumed its role as the largest driver of headline inflation, accounting for one-third of the annual increase and over two-thirds of the…
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AUSTIN – (By Dale King, Realty News Report) – A nationwide shortage of starter homes that peaked in 2022 is beginning to improve, says a newly released Realtor.com report. But the recovery is spotty and distributed unevenly across the U.S. The unequal distribution is the report’s starkest discovery. Starter home...…
Mortgage application activity slowed in July amid continuation of the war in Iran. The Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Market Composite Index, a measure of total mortgage application volume, declined 6.6% month-over-month in July on a seasonally adjusted basis. Compared to a year ago, total mortgage…
Governor initiated a pause in interconnections earlier this month
HVS reports summer strength in U.S. hotel sector with weekly RevPAR gains averaging 8.0% in June and early July, supported by events like the World Cup, and forecasts 4.5% RevPAR growth for full-year 2026.
Analysis of Syracuse's lodging market dynamics, examining the Micron semiconductor project, youth sports tourism trends, and recent hotel closures affecting regional demand.
Annual compilation of actual hotel construction budgets and development costs per room by product type from HVS's database.
Analysis of collateralized loan obligation market dynamics and issuance expectations amid market uncertainty.
Gov. Greg Abbott's pause on data center connections aims to regulate power demands and boost established developers in Texas.
Developers adapt to rising home prices and mortgage rates in South Florida, finding options to lure in buyers and lower expenses.