Apartment rents fell 1.7% in the South and 0.4% in the West, while San Francisco and Chicago posted the strongest gains.

The nearby Inland Empire recorded a headline 16% year-over-year rate, with rents advancing to $10.70 per square foot. Still, here too the data shows the new-lease premium receding from its pandemic ...

From tax deferrals to new incentives for affordable housing, the legislation aims to boost capital investment and community development.

Some retailers could face slower sales if the ongoing government shutdown disrupts the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides food benefits to roughly 42 million Americans, ...

Bridge Investment Group has raised $2.15 billion through a fund that's targeting residential loans in the CRE space. The Bridge Debt Strategies Fund V LP will focus on a few strategies: originating ...

New York City has just made major progress on plans that aim to deliver thousands of homes to multiple communities.

Though current rent growth is cooling, supply-demand imbalances and job gains in select markets keep the outlook firm.

Renters are nearly three times more likely than homeowners to lack health insurance and rely more heavily on public coverage. The study found that 11.7% of renters are uninsured, compared with 4.4% of ...

Marcus & Millichap’s 2026 outlook highlights growing caution across the CRE sector amid economic uncertainty that clouds deal-making.

Multifamily and retail assets led September’s transaction boom, with investors targeting portfolio scale and suburban value-add opportunities.

“Today’s decision, with its conflicting dissents, is reminiscent of September 2019 when the Committee cut rates, but some wanted a more aggressive cut while others preferred no change at all,” Jeffrey ...

While sales and demand were weak, there were some encouraging trends in Portland's multifamily sector. One being occupancy, which improved by 90 basis points year-over-year to 95.6 percent. And asking ...