Kelli Carhart To Lead CBRE's U.S. Multifamily Business, A Milestone For The Industry

She is the first woman to lead CBRE’s multifamily business and the first woman in the role at a major brokerage.

U.S. Real Estate Market Swelled To $4T in 2021

The U.S. real estate market ballooned in value during 2021.

Hurricane Ian Also Deals A Battering To U.S. Supply Chain

Hurricane Ian's disastrous reach extends beyond Florida.

Insurance Costs Jump 26% For U.S. Multifamily Properties

Limitations in coverage, hikes on deductibles and a shrinking private insurance market are to blame, according to the NMHC.

Ikea To Spend $2.2B Opening New U.S. Stores And E-Commerce Hubs

The Swedish furniture giant plans to seriously build up its U.S. presence.

U.S. Apartment Vacancy Hits 2-Year High As Rents Plunge In Sun Belt

Rental vacancy rates climbed to 6.4% in the first quarter thanks to the historic levels of supply coming onto the market, according to new Redfin data.

U.S. Life Sciences Real Estate Investors Say The Market Will Improve. Few Are Willing To Bet On When

Without active capital markets, tenant demand in life sciences real estate vanishes, and investors aren't certain when it will return.

Fitch: Plunge In U.S. Office Values Could Match Or Exceed 2008 Real Estate Fallout

After four years, the office market still hasn't reached bottom.

Miami Is The Most Overvalued U.S. Housing Market, UBS Study Finds

Miami is behind only Zurich and Tokyo among the most overvalued housing markets in the world after home prices more than doubled in the last decade.

The Power To Define Appraisal Rules For U.S. Real Estate Belongs To TAF. It’s Desperate Not To Lose It

In the four years since TAF officially distanced itself from its regulator, the organization has more than doubled its financial holdings.