Developers built more than 36,000 houses for rent in 2017. That’s 6 percent more than the year before and the largest number of “build-to-rent” houses completed in any year for at least the last 14 years.

Many commercial lenders in 2018 have carved out new policies for pricing discounts on quality industrial properties in core markets.

Tenants today are still less dependent on automobiles than they have been in years past, especially if they live a market where they can walk to amenities.

A recent research report found that about 60 percent of the REIT CEOs analyzed saw their compensation rise by 3.3 percent, based on the median change from 2016 to 2017.

More than a quarter of the apartment loans financed by the GSEs in 2017 qualified for the green incentive programs.

As capital markets have become increasingly crowded, competition to place capital is pushing some lenders to reach down and do smaller balance loans.

The struggles the sector faces show no sign of abating, according to exclusive NREI research.

Here are the five schools in the U.S. where developers will open the most new beds of student housing for the start of the school year.

Essentially, “Welltower is buying skilled nursing assets on the cheap,” says Matt Kopsky, a REIT analyst at Edward Jones who covers Welltower.

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