Dallas-Fort Worth Leads Nation In Multifamily Investment For Fourth Consecutive Quarter

DFW closed the first quarter with $29.2B in multifamily investment volume, a more than 200% increase year-over-year, according to CBRE.

NYC Apartment Rents Spike To Near Record, But 2022 Could Be Start Of Market ‘Normalization’

Rents in the city saw steep rises, but still remain on par with or below pre-pandemic levels.

SURVEY: Will The Metaverse Reshape Commercial Real Estate?

Take this survey to share your thoughts on CRE's role in the metaverse.

Macy's Expands Rollout Of Smaller Stores In Suburban Shopping Centers As Customers Cool On Malls

The department store retailer plans to open 10 off-mall locations in 2022, according to a new report.

Investors Aim To Lead Malls Through ‘CMBS Purgatory’ To Retail Paradise

Retail investors see opportunity in the Class-B mall space — those that aren't thriving but aren't dying either.

The Moratorium Is Over, But 'Eviction Blockades,' Exhausted Relief Have Landlords At Wit's End

There were 895 eviction filings in New York City in the week after the moratorium was lifted, far less than the historical average. But battles are coming

Millennium Partners Lands 115K SF Deal For First Winthrop Center Tenant

Cambridge Associates plans to move next year from another Financial District office building to the new 53-story Winthrop Center.

Multifamily Conditions Holding Steady As Pending Interest Rate Hikes Weigh Down Strong Fundamentals

After a year in which the multifamily market surged from a pandemic trough to outperform all expectations, interest rate hikes aren't dulling optimism yet.

Measuring Energy Use Can Change Businesses’ Behaviour And Reduce Consumption

Reducing energy consumption is only possible if you know what you are using in the first place.

MidCity Looks To Sell 108-Unit D.C. Project Before Lease-Up To Avoid TOPA

The nearly delivered project sits across the street from MidCity's planned RIA development.