Our latest reader survey looks at what CRE insiders think about the president job’s performance as he starts his fourth year in office.

Appetite from all quarters for commercial real estate remains robust as 2020 kicks into gear.

Low interest rates give cap rates more room to compress while also cheapening the cost of capital for multifamily borrowers.

The first part of the trade deal with China is expected to be signed in a week, resolving some uncertainty around trade issues.

With strong rental growth and lower interest rates, the time looks favorable for acquiring more single-family rentals.

Industrial properties have been highly sought-after by investors for the past several years. Will that trend continue in 2020?

Lower interest rates are helping offset rising labor and materials costs and helping sustain apartment construction levels.

What should office investors look out for in the year ahead?

The banks see the affordable and workforce housing sectors as steady investments.

Just like the rest of the sector, high street retail is undergoing a transformation.