Fund managers are having a tougher time reaching fundraising targets, requiring them to stay in the market longer than intended.

Congressional staff are already paring down the ideas that have been floated.

Recent failures illustrate just how many ways the patchwork systems can break.

Among other measures, federal officials have ordered the GSEs to purchase more loans on affordable to moderate-income properties.

Foreign investment in Manhattan commercial real estate plunged 79 percent in the 12 months through March, reports Real Capital Analytics.

Rents on U.S. single-family rental homes rose by 4.3 percent in March, according to an index from CoreLogic Inc.

Marcelo Claure, who is also the COO of SoftBank Group, claims demand for WeWork space is higher than it was before the pandemic.

The surge is, in many ways, a snapshot of what’s happening across the U.S., where tight inventory and low mortgage rates are fueling prices.

Some markets have fully recovered from pandemic dips and will see rent gains north of 5.0 percent by the end of the year.

The alternative asset manager is planning its next round of funds after it sold $13 billion in assets during the first quarter.