Beth Mattson-Teig

Fundamentals continue to improve, but rising costs, inflation and interest rate hikes are tempering enthusiasm even as seniors housing continues to bounce back from COVID-induced disruptions.

A bid/ask gap has emerged between buyers and sellers and real estate investors attempt to navigate the shifting economic climate.

Exclusive research shows that investors expect rising interest rates and other pressures to push cap rates up over the next 12 months.

Some investors and analysts believe that the publicly-traded REIT sector could outperform the broader stock market in the near term.

After seeing a windfall of flows in 2021, real estate ETFs have experienced net outflows of $2.1 billion so far in 2022.

Some industry experts estimate that industrial assets represent nearly half of all corporate sale-leaseback transactions in a market that's been rife with deal activity.

Green Street’s David Bragg discusses how the surge in perpetual capital fundraising is creating ripple effects in the broader commercial real estate market.

On the heels of setting a new record for fundraising in 2021, the sector got off to a blazing start in the first quarter of 2022.