After Megaproject Fallout, Questions For Anaheim's Multifamily Assets In The Platinum Triangle

As thousands of multifamily investments go live in Anaheim's Platinum Triangle, some wonder when and what kind of retail will begin to be developed for tenants

Paul Massey On Election Fallout, The 2021 Mayor's Race

Paul Massey, like many in real estate, is hoping federal funding will be sent to help the city recover.

London Office Rents Are Falling, And Might Not Bottom Out Until 2022

If the global financial crisis is any guide, there's a long way to go yet on London office rents.

Hotel Delinquencies Keep Falling As Tourists Bring Sector Back From The Brink

Experts expect delinquencies will keep getting squeezed out of the system throughout 2022, especially if some business travel returns.

Landlords Hike Rents To Offset Falling Returns, But How Much Further Can They Push?

Return rates are falling below the interest rates on a mortgage, a phenomenon that is raising alarm among the multifamily investment community.

Baltimore Tourism Agency Reports Falling Hotel Tax Revenue

Visit Baltimore found the city's hotel tax revenues fell by more than 61% in the most recent fiscal year as the industry faces economic headwinds.

Houston Apartment Rent Prices Falling After More Than 18 Months Of Steady Increases

Houston rent growth is on the decline, in line with a national trend.

'The Sky’s Not Falling': Baltimore Industrial Activity Slowing, But Insiders Aren't Worried

Baltimore-area industrial reports from Lee & Associates and JLL show demand slowed in the fourth quarter as millions of square feet are under construction.

Green Street: Falling Commercial Property Prices Are At Or Near Bottom

Office prices are down 17% from their recent peak and dropped 4% in the last month alone.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Rockefeller, Falcon Developing Industrial Project In Baytown

This week in Houston real estate news, a JV starts an industrial project in Baytown and a trophy office tower reaches 99% leased.