Investors continue to view commercial real estate favorably in the current market environment, reports Chief Investment Officer. JLL would like to become an SFR landlords, according to The Real Deal. These are among today’s must reads from around...

The proportion of U.S. banks tightening terms on loans for medium and large businesses and for commercial real estate rose last quarter to levels usually seen during recessions, according to a Fed survey of lending officers released earlier this...

Trading volume in bearish put options for the consumer discretionary sector spiked recently. Similar skepticism was seen in May when a slew of retailers cut their annual profit forecasts.

CFO looks at how a new push for corporations to cut expenses is reducing demand for office space. MBA Newslink conducted a roundtable with special servicers on what to expect if a recession takes hold. These are among today’s must reads from...

Is the concept of owner’s equivalent rent the best way to measure housing inflation when calculating CPI?

National Mortgage News looks at what 2023 might bring in the world of real estate investment financing. Bisnow looks at the challenges diversity officers face when it comes to CRE firms. These are among today’s must reads from around the...

Residential starts decreased 4.2% last month to a 1.43 million annualized rate after an upward revision to the prior month, according to government data released Thursday. Single-family homebuilding dropped to an annualized 855,000 rate, the...

Collateralized loan obligations rated AAA have seen their average prices rise to 97.6 cents on the dollar, compared with about 97 cents toward the end of last month. That’s close to the lowest on record since the financial crisis, excluding the...

Demand for design services decreased considerably, according to the latest AIA Billings Index. Institutional investors are increasing target allocations to real estate, however the denominator effect has left some funds overexposed to the sector...

In the small towns near Stanton, Tenn. residents view the future manufacturing colossus with hope and trepidation. But the project has rattled Michigan officials who fear that Ford’s center of gravity is shifting south.