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NRP Continues To Target Dallas-Fort Worth With New 661K SF Multifamily Ground Breaking The newest development will bring 370 luxury units to the North Dallas market.
Current CRE Prices Signal a Market Stuck in Limbo Liquidity, or lack thereof, is the main force shaping property prices right now.
The sharp deceleration in expense growth for the U.S. multifamily sector in early 2025 has not translated into stronger rent increases; instead, rent growth remains unusually subdued, according to ...
Home Sales Soar in Rust Belt, Sink in Sun Belt Milwaukee was the most resilient housing market in the United States in June.
Net Absorption for Retail in Jacksonville Doubles as Vacancies Spike Colliers refers to the second quarter overall as "stable." ...
A wave of new apartment deliveries is expected to bring between 525,000 and 600,000 multifamily units to the U.S. rental market in 2025, an influx reflecting the completion of developments ...
San Diego Retail Site in 'Extremely Populated' Area Lands $70M Refi The high-traffic center receives over 3.2 million visits per year, and the landlords are seeking to bring in new tenants.
The lodging sector continues to stand at the crossroads of risk and opportunity within the CMBS market, according to Trepp Research Director Stephen Buschbom. Over the past several years, hotels ...
Student Housing Sees Modest Growth as Enrollment Slowly Climbs Private fixed investment in dorms grew 0.3% in Q2 after falling 1.1% in Q1.
New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices Builders keep delivering as new home premiums fall across much of the U.S.
Office and Retail Find Their Footing Despite headwinds, the second half of 2025 may bring stabilization in these core sectors.
Southeast Cities Lead CRE Markets as California Metros Lag Behind The top three CRE markets during the first quarter were all in the Southeast.