The average capitalization rate for a multifamily sale across the 30 most active U.S. markets was 5.04%, but swings between cities exceed 200 basis points.
Manhattan recorded 60 sales in the second quarter of 2025, a 29% drop from the previous quarter
Lincoln Property Co. and Rice University are overcoming office vacancy and skepticism of life sciences to develop a lab and office building in Houston.
Developers are flooding Richmond with data center projects, but mounting pushback from residents could reshape the region’s future.
A stabilization of the return-to-office trend and a narrow pipeline helped bring positive office absorption to the metro area.
The state’s 421-a replacement has limited developer interest in building rentals, while the new city administration has limited interest in owning them, too.
The office sector is set to benefit most, but economists caution that the cut isn't a panacea.
For the second straight quarter, the financial services and insurance industry made up half of the top 10 office transactions in DFW.
Institutional investors have opted to invest less directly in real estate, with private debt funds emerging as a popular option.
Institutional capital is returning to two of NYC’s mainstay asset classes, office and development sites, signaling increased confidence in the market.
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