Category: News and Trends

RealPage, Richardson, Texas, reported U.S. apartment occupancy approached a record level in the third quarter.

The flexible office space market should grow significantly over the next decade as flex operators consolidate and forge financial partnerships with building owners, said CBRE, Los Angeles.

Single-tenant net lease cap rates fell across the board in the third quarter, reported The Boulder Group, Wilmette, Ill.

The White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council introduced OpportunityZones.gov, a new information hub for the Opportunity Zones initiative.

The U.S. hotel sector reported mostly positive results in its three main performance metrics during August, but some analysts say the sector faces an inflection point as its pipeline swells.

Commercial real estate executives remain cautiously optimistic about the U.S. CRE market despite concerns about a possible recession and global trade conflict, DLA Piper’s Global Real Estate State of the Market survey reported.

Arbor Realty Trust, Uniondale, N.Y., and Chandan Economics, New York, launched the Arbor Small Multifamily Price Index.

The apartment investment environment improved significantly in the second quarter, Freddie Mac reported.

The MBA Opens Doors Foundation announced it received $1.81 million in corporate and individual donations during its two-day FY 2020 fundraising campaign in late August.

You’ve heard, of NIMBY, of course–Not In My Back Yard. Turns out, there’s also YIMBY–Yes, In My Back Yard. And in this case, YIMBY is something the Mortgage Bankers Association and other industry trade groups like.