Competition for tenants in markets with an oversupply problem is pushing concessions higher, according to real estate services firm JLL.

Issuance is marching ahead at a steady pace, but lenders are adapting to a market where business from maturities is declining.

Banks provided 71 percent of all construction financing in 2017, according to data from Real Capital Analytics.

Increasingly, faith-based institutions are partnering with private developers to develop vacant or underutilized parcels—more specifically, to help bridge the affordable housing divide.

NREI mapped out HNA Group’s U.S. holdings here.

Anbang Insurance Group and HNA Group are two major players that are reportedly looking at selling assets in order to raise capital to pay off debts.

Agency lenders are making more permanent loans than ever on apartment properties.

As yields get lower and lower, traditional buyers of core assets are more and more looking elsewhere.

Occupancies are unlikely to rise much higher than their current high level. And property prices are already so high they are unlikely to increase much more relative to incomes.