In spite of strong demand from tenants, industrial investment sales have slowed down recently.

With asset pricing at its peak and lower rent growth projections, many fund managers are projecting lower returns.

While people in their 20s and early 30s continue to opt for renting vs. owning, they are often forced to live with roommates or with mom and dad.

NETLease Corporate Real Estate ETF tracks an index that comprises 24 publicly-traded REITs.

Ponte Health is developing projects that incorporate seniors housing with medical and research facilities in dense urban settings.

The giant department store chain is looking to ‘unlock additional real estate value’ from its prime Manhattan location.

Gene Nusinzon, portfolio manager with Resource Alts, says the performance of different property sectors is no longer aligned, as it used to be in past cycles.

Healthcare clinics are becoming more attractive retail center tenants, investors are willing to pay more for well-positioned retail assets in high-growth secondary markets.

Industry insiders claim that mall traffic is rising and that newer retail centers, not e-commerce, are responsible for struggling properties.

Southeast cities including Nashville, Tenn., Atlanta and Charlotte, N.C. are seeing rising demand for apartments.