Foreign capital is following the broader market shift that has investors allocating more capital to commercial real estate debt.

As a percentage of rentable area under construction, speculative office development this year is at the highest percentage CoStar has seen over 13 years.

Property managers offered free rent to attract residents at roughly one-third (30.0 percent to 35.0 percent) of apartments in cities including Las Vegas, San Antonio and New York.

Starbucks runs its own stores, and with retailers wilting across the U.S., landlords stuck with vacant storefronts are starting to cut rents.

Despite this sector’s exemplary performance, it has become increasingly difficult for developers to secure construction loans from banks.

Thirty percent of JLL’s survey respondents ranked those property sub-types as “extremely desirable,” and another 56 percent ranked them as “very desirable.”

When REITs buy new buildings or start construction, they are showing a surprising focus on garden apartment properties.

After slowing down slightly in 2017, buyers are again pouring cash into purchases of student housing properties.