Our third quarter virtual forum examined trends in multifamily, grocery-anchored retail and BTRs amid broader discussions about how CRE is dealing with rising interest rates and persistent inflation.

Demand for net lease retail is softening, which is forcing a pricing reset—albeit more slowly than buyers would like.

The Federal Reserve, in tandem with several other government organizations, recently asked the industry for feedback on its new proposal for dealing with troubled loans.

Despite record-high rents and strong demand for self-storage units, higher interest rates and debt costs have contributed to a slowdown in investment sales activity in the sector.

Whopping rental rate spikes caught the eyes of many apartment investors and even with the pace of growth likely to slow, overall fundamentals remain attractive.

Recent U.S. acquisitions by Amancio Ortega’s Pontegadea are representative of a broader shift in family office investment preferences.

Across all property subsectors, there will be refinancing challenges for properties with already low NOI relative to existing debt.

A recent article in the San Francisco Standard predicted an “epic crash” for the city’s office sector. Here’s what our CRE experts say about its claims.

While the sector faces some unique challenges, including a shortage of power and competition for owners from their own tenants, its performance continues to be solid.

The Battle of the Bids allowed real estate investors and brokers to test their feel for the CRE market by guessing the final price of properties trading through online auction.