Cap rates on apartment buildings in the nation’s top markets have been creeping higher, but lower interest rates might yet change the trend.
The favorable interest rate environment and higher stock prices are leading many REITs to pursue equity offerings.
Average cap rates on dollar store-occupied net lease properties have been compressing in recent months.
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While the rate cut will lower hedging and borrowing costs, it can also drive values even higher in an already highly valued sector.
WashREIT bets big on the burgeoning D.C. multifamily market.
The quarter percentage point cut won’t have a significant impact on the commercial real estate industry, industry sources say.
Construction labor shortages are slowing down apartment building completions, but leading to stronger rent growth.
Investors are getting increasingly concerned about the outlook for retail-backed CMBS 2.0 loans.
Earlier this month, Reuters reported J.C. Penney was working with debt restructuring advisers. The retailer issues a denial. But is there something afoot?
