As institutional players take over larger communities, smaller investors can benefit by looking at communities with under 100 home sites.

Previously bullish sentiments in the office sector have begun to wane.

Investors are increasingly underwriting deals with more conservative assumptions in the late stage of the cycle.

As co-living properties prove successful in gateway markets, they are attracting more investor money.

As Americans see lower net worth and higher student debt levels, renting will continue to be a preferred choice for many.

States including Michigan, Ohio and Connecticut are coming up with their own ways to raise money for new infrastructure.

Even as worry about over-building spreads, self-storage properties in primary markets go for cap rates as low as 5 percent.

Cold storage might be the new frontier for industrial real estate investors as online grocery sales grow.

Rising NOIs and more capital raising point to a potential increase in REITs going public this year.