Despite a dip in mortgage originations in 2018, banks continue to have healthy appetite for CRE lending.

An upcoming NIC study looks at the demographic of middle-income seniors that may face a funding gap in paying for seniors housing units.

In spite of heavy volumes of construction, rents in the city continue to rise and investors are still eager to buy apartment properties here.

Formerly considered a niche play, data centers now attract growing investor interest.

Both American Homes 4 Rent and Invitation Homes have faced tenant lawsuits recently.

Private equity real estate funds find it more challenging to place their capital as the CRE market has moved closer to “fair value.”

Co-living developers in New York and Washington, D.C. report strong demand from renters.

With plenty of capital looking for acquisitions and many REITs trading at discounts to NAVs, they make an attractive target.

As the real estate cycle gets super-long, investors start thinking about preparing for an eventual downturn.