20 Years After Katrina, Hotels Define New Orleans. Everything Else Barely Registers

Twenty years on from Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has been shaped by spectacle and short-term returns, not the foundations of long-term prosperity.

The AI Boom Has Widened The Split Between Office Winners, Losers

National office availability sits above 22% as tenants pay record rates for space in New York's best buildings, a signal of the deep bifurcation in the sector.

10-Year Clears 4.5% 'Ceiling,' Forcing Real Estate To Reckon With Rate Reality

Yields for 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds surpassed 4.5%, potentially resetting pricing and sparking fears among some that widespread distress is ahead.

Repriced And Ripe: Institutional Buyers Eyeing Trophy Office

Heitman, PGIM and Newmark have all flagged high-quality office towers as strong buy candidates after having their valuations battered by the pandemic.