A bid/ask gap has emerged between buyers and sellers and real estate investors attempt to navigate the shifting economic climate.

Exclusive research shows that investors expect rising interest rates and other pressures to push cap rates up over the next 12 months.

Some buyers are trying to renegotiate prices, but a net result of recent moves could be a tightening in the spread between multifamily cap rates and yields on 10-year Treasuries.

With a shrinking delta in cap rates between assets of different vintage, many investors opt to go with lower risk newer properties and fewer capital expenditures.

For two years, headlines have screamed about a bloodbath in the office sector. Research from Moody’s Analytics shows those headlines have little in common with reality.

Total returns for the FTSE Nareit All Equity REITs index are down 20 percent year-to-date amid broader macroeconomic concerns, but REIT balance sheets and real estate fundamentals remain on solid footing.

Ghost kitchens were a pandemic winner. But with people coming back to indoor dining and starting to watch their spending, the sector is experiencing some growing pains.

With human interaction cited among the main reasons for workers to go into the office, landlords are focusing on common spaces and gyms.