Publicly-traded REIT funds from operations hit a new record at $19.6 billion in the second quarter and are now 22 percent higher than pre-COVID levels.

The era of aggressive outlier bids for grocery-anchored shopping centers is over as capital costs rise, say the sector’s players.

Rising labor and materials costs coupled with more expensive debt due to rising interest rates are combining to cut into yields on multifamily development projects.

“Just-in-case” inventory storage is leaving retailers with excess inventory and little space to store it. But it’s not likely to go away, industry insiders say.

Real estate investment companies are facing a daunting task when it comes to properly reporting on vast quantities of data across environmental, social and governance factors. Here’s how technology can help.

Bert Crouch, Invesco Real Estate’s head of North America, outlines the investment firm’s strategies in a rising-rate environment.

The industrial development pipeline is at its highest level in years. But developers are facing a host of new challenges.

Moving fundamentals in the housing market, including declining prices, might mean a partial pause in acquisitions is only temporary.