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Urban Land Institute
Emerging Trends in Real Estate: Asia Pacific 2022
Urban Land Institute's annual analysis of real estate market dynamics, investment drivers, and sector opportunities across the Asia-Pacific region.
Capital MarketsOfficeIndustrial & LogisticsU.S. NationalCanada
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AFIRE
Beyond Oil: Why Gulf Family Offices Are Doubling Down on US Logistics, Data, and Housing
AFIRE Summit #19 featured analysis of Gulf family office investment strategies shifting toward U.S. logistics, data centers, and housing sectors.
Industrial & LogisticsData CentersMultifamilyU.S. NationalGlobal
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AFIRE
Migration Myth: NIMBYism and Why Coastal Movers Aren't Affecting Sunbelt Housing Supply
AFIRE Summit #19 examines whether migration patterns from coastal to Sunbelt regions are meaningfully constrained by NIMBYism and local zoning policies affecting housing supply.
Affordable HousingHomebuildersU.S. NationalGlobal
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NCREIF
NFI-ODCE Snapshot Report 3Q 2024
NCREIF publishes quarterly performance data and metrics for the NFI-ODCE (NCREIF Fund Index – Open-End Diversified Core Equity) tracking institutional real estate fund performance.
AlternativesCapital MarketsREITsGlobalU.S. National
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National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care
Understanding U.S. Assisted Living Market Penetration: Insights from 99 Geographic Markets
Analysis of assisted living market penetration across U.S. geographic markets, introducing a time-based methodology for assessing older adults' affordability of private-pay assisted living services.
Senior HousingU.S. National
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John Burns Research and Consulting
Q2 Recap: Affordability Pressure, Capital Tightening, and Congressional Housing Bill
Analysis of second-quarter market conditions covering housing affordability challenges, capital market tightness, and legislative developments affecting commercial real estate.
Affordable HousingHomebuildersCapital MarketsU.S. National
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John Burns Research and Consulting
Discipline, Demand, and Affordability: Inside LGI Homes with Eric Lipar
Interview or commentary featuring LGI Homes leadership discussing company strategy, market positioning, and approaches to housing affordability in the current environment.
HomebuildersAffordable HousingU.S. National
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NAHB — Eye on Housing
Remodeling Market Sentiment Remains in Positive Territory in Second Quarter
In the second quarter of 2026, the NAHB Remodeling Market Index posted a reading of 61, down one point from the previous quarter, with the Current Conditions Index averaging 70 and the Future Indicators Index averaging 52. Remodelers reported strong sentiment supported by homeowners' record real estate asset gains and mortgage rate incentives to remodel rather than purchase, though 74% of remodelers noted suppliers increased material prices by an average of 6.7% since March due to higher fuel costs and economic uncertainty.
HomebuildersEconomyRetailU.S. National
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Zillow Research
Home Shopping Season Shows Signs of Life As Sales, New Listings Rebound
Zillow research examines residential market dynamics during the spring home shopping season, analyzing trends in sales activity and new housing inventory.
HomebuildersSingle-Family RentalU.S. National
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Colliers
Quick Hits | Less Guidance, More Volatility: What a Warsh Fed Means for CRE Capital Markets
The Federal Reserve’s first meeting under Chair Kevin Warsh marks a shift in how monetary policy is communicated. By shortening statements and removing forward guidance, the Fed is emphasizing flexibility over a pre-signaled path, leaving markets to infer policy direction from data and dispersed Fed commentary. The…
Capital MarketsU.S. National
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Charter Keck Cramer
The Invisible 45%: Why Next Time Buyers Really Drive the Housing Cycle
July 2026 Housing commentary focuses too heavily on First Home Buyers and Investors. This is because they are easy to measure and politically visible. Charter Keck Cramer research shows that the more important cohort is the Next Time Buyer. These are existing homeowners who re-enter the market to move, resize,…
MultifamilyCapital MarketsSingle-Family RentalAustraliaU.S. National
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NAIOP
World Cup Ticket Prices Are Approaching Monthly Housing Costs in U.S. Host Cities
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup making headlines, a recent PropertyShark market study revealed that in five of the 11 hosting cities, the cheapest available ticket for the most expensive game is now on par with – or above – a full month of rent or mortgage payments. Even at the low end, seats for many of the most…
Industrial & LogisticsOfficeDebt & FinancingU.S. National
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Capright (valuation & advisory)
CRE Investors Find Ways to Temper Foreclosure Risk
There is growing consensus that lender forbearance toward troubled commercial real estate loans is beginning to fade. A large volume of CRE debt is scheduled The post CRE Investors Find Ways to Temper Foreclosure Risk appeared first on Capright . ]]>
Student HousingSelf StorageHospitalityU.S. National
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Trepp
The Midwest Multifamily Investment Mirage: Why the “Safe Haven” Trade Is More Complicated Than the Headlines Suggest
Disclaimer: This is an excerpt from Trepp's "The Midwest Multifamily Investment Mirage" paper. Click here to access it . The Sunbelt has become the market everyone loves to hate. Oversupply, concessions, elevated vacancies, and slowing r ent growth have pushed many investors toward a new narrative: that the Midwest…
CMBSDebt & FinancingCapital MarketsU.S. NationalTexas
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NAHB — Eye on Housing
Mortgage Activity Flat in June, ARM Share Decreases
Mortgage applications remained essentially flat in June 2026 with a 0.3% month-over-month decline, driven by a 2.5% drop in refinancing applications that offset a 0.7% gain in purchase applications, while the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage average contract rate increased 5 basis points to 6.59%. Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) applications declined 9.4% during the month, reducing the ARM share of total applications to 8.2%, and the overall average loan size decreased 3.4% to $393,800.
HomebuildersEconomyDebt & FinancingU.S. National
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RCLCO
How Private Real Estate Firms Are Using Boards as a Competitive Advantage
RCLCO's Compensation Consulting practice surveyed board composition approaches among privately held real estate firms to understand competitive positioning through board structure and compensation.
Capital MarketsEconomyOfficeU.S. National
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Redfin
There Are Now Only 5 Major Metros Where A Typical Luxury Home Costs Less Than $1 Million
The number of major metros where you can buy a luxury home for less than $1 million is down five from eight last year. Detroit is the most affordable metro for luxury homes, with a median price of $719,252—47.7% less than the typical luxury home nationwide, $1,374,470. San Francisco is the most expensive, with a…
HomebuildersEconomySingle-Family RentalU.S. NationalSan Francisco
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NAHB — Eye on Housing
Characteristics of Homes in Age-Restricted Communities
In 2025, approximately 47,000 homes were built in age-restricted communities representing 3.45% of all housing starts, with roughly two-thirds being single-family units and one-third multifamily units. Age-restricted single-family homes carried a median sales price of $523,000—about 27% higher than non-age-restricted homes at $412,000—despite being only slightly larger at 2,500 square feet versus 2,100 square feet, with the price premium partly attributable to more expensive lot values.
HomebuildersEconomySenior HousingU.S. National
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Urban Land Institute
Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2026 Report Launch
ULI Europe and PwC examine how trade policy shifts, deglobalisation, and AI transformation are reshaping European real estate investment strategies heading into 2026.
EconomyGlobalU.S. National
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National Association of Realtors
Ask the Economist: 2026 NAR Member Profile Report
Brandi Snowden, NAR director of member and consumer survey research, presents key insights from the 2026 Member Profile report analyzing realtor demographics and market participation.
EconomyU.S. National
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Arbor Realty Trust
Top Markets for Large Multifamily Investment Report 2023
Arbor Realty Trust and Chandan Economics identify the top 50 U.S. cities for large multifamily investment of $20 million or more, analyzing market-level comparisons for apartment sector growth.
MultifamilyU.S. National
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Arbor Realty Trust
2022 Top Opportunities in Large Multifamily Investment Report
Arbor Realty Trust analysis of multifamily investment performance and market opportunities in 2022, examining sector resilience amid inflationary pressures and identifying high-performing markets.
MultifamilyU.S. National
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Colliers
Examining Manhattan’s 13.0% Availability Rate
The Manhattan office market’s Q2 2026 availability rate was 13.0%, the lowest since October 2020, and was well below its peak of 18.2% in February 2024.1 In typical market conditions, an availability rate above 10.0%, or equilibrium, points to a tenant-favored market. However, current market conditions indicate…
Capital MarketsOfficeU.S. NationalNew York
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Trepp
The Data Behind the AI Buildout: How Data Centers Are Reshaping CMBS Capital Allocation
The artificial intelligence (AI) buildout is not lifting all commercial real estate equally; instead, it is creating a more concentrated market in which capital is increasingly flowing toward data center collateral, while office leasing benefits are accruing to a narrower set of markets and assets. For commercial…
CMBSDebt & FinancingCapital MarketsU.S. National
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Arbor Realty Trust
Single-Family Rental Investment Snapshot – July 2026
The single-family rental (SFR) sector continued to demonstrate resilience through early 2026, supported by stable occupancy, positive rent growth, and improving capital markets activity. The post Single-Family Rental Investment Snapshot – July 2026 appeared first on Arbor Realty . ]]>
MultifamilyDebt & FinancingSingle-Family RentalU.S. National
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Radius+
Augusta Market Update: Is the Sunbelt Supply Surge Finally Cooling Down?
This week the Radius+ team took a closer look at the Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC CBSA. Augusta continues to grow as part of the broader Sunbelt expansion. The market saw significant supply growth in 2021 and 2022, followed by more moderate additions in 2023. New homes and steady migration have allowed the market…
Self StorageHomebuildersMultifamilyU.S. NationalRichmond
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Radius+
How to Create Content That Answers Tenant Questions and Builds Trust
Self-storage business owners spend a surprising amount of each day answering the same common customer questions, even when the team is already juggling tours, payments, and move-ins. The core tension is simple: every repeat question pulls attention from in-person service, and customer inquiry challenges start to…
Self StorageU.S. National
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The Boulder Group
Single Tenant Net Lease Report For Q2 2026
The Boulder Group announced the release of its Second Quarter Net Lease Research Report today. The report features a comprehensive format with specific net lease sector information. According to The Boulder Group’s Q2 2026 Net Lease Research Report, overall single tenant net lease cap rates increased two basis…
Net LeaseRetailCapital MarketsU.S. National
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Urban Land Institute
New Open-Source Tool to Help Real Estate Investors Quantify the Financial Risks of Falling Behind in the Climate Transition
Preserve’ developed by industry to support investment teams in consistently assessing how the transition to a low-carbon economy could affect real estate asset performance and value.
Capital MarketsAlternativesPropTech & DataU.S. National
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Redfin
The Typical Luxury Home Costs 9 Times More Than the Typical Non Luxury Home in These South Florida ‘Wealth Magnet’ Metros
West Palm Beach, FL, where the typical luxury home costs 8.9 times more than the typical non luxury home, has the nation’s biggest luxury home price premium. Next comes Miami, with a median luxury-to-non luxury home price ratio of 8.8, and New York City, where the typical luxury home costs 5.5 times the typical non…
HomebuildersEconomySingle-Family RentalU.S. NationalNew York
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NAHB — Eye on Housing
Residential Construction Employment Concentrated in Rural and Smaller-Market Counties
Residential construction employment declined by 48,800 jobs over the preceding 12 months, marking the fifteenth consecutive annual decline and the longest stretch since the Great Recession, while location quotient analysis of December 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics data reveals that home building employment concentration is substantially higher in rural and smaller-market counties than in large metropolitan cores, with non-metro/micro counties averaging a location quotient of 1.48 and nearly three-quarters of Western state counties exceeding the national employment share.
HomebuildersEconomyU.S. National
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Morningstar DBRS
Frontline Perspectives: Private Credit of Canadian Life Insurers
A virtual event examining private credit holdings and portfolio composition within Canadian life insurance company investments.
Capital MarketsDebt & FinancingAlternativesU.S. NationalCanada
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