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Foreign investment in U.S. assets plunged to lows not seen since the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis, new data obtained by Bisnow shows.
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A rapid drop in new apartment starts is expected to constrain supply in the coming years, making existing properties a more appealing investment.
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Bargain hunters have been snapping up more offices, but some bets are already burning buyers.
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The multifamily industry is seeing a wave of foreclosures, but those with money to spend on distressed assets are waiting for the perfect time to buy.
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Multifamily CMBS loans that are delinquent or in special servicing have shot up more than 4 percentage points this year to 7.4%.
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Inflation rose 3.5% in March, leading economists to forecast that the Fed will keep interest rates higher for longer than previously expected.
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U.S. real estate transactions totaled $42.6B in June, the highest level since 2022, but there's more than $2T on the sidelines looking for a better deal.
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Predictions made about the future of real estate in the depths of lockdowns fell mainly wide of the mark
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Investors are worried about the direction of the U.S. economy. That's driving down yields on long-term Treasury bonds, which is likely to bring relief to CRE.
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A proposal to shift the BLS' jobs reports from a monthly schedule to a quarterly one could create big headaches for commercial real estate if it comes to pass.
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