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Real Estate Executives Preserve Capital as Sentiment Falls for Second Straight Year
Deloitte survey of 950 industry leaders shows confidence index dropped to 57.8 from 64.9 in 2026, even as 51% expect revenue growth above 5%.
Data Centers and Housing Dominate State-Level Races in Tuesday's Midterm Elections
Nine gubernatorial contests and dozens of ballot measures will reshape zoning rules, tax policy and data center approvals across markets from Phoenix to Massachusetts.
Rexford Industrial Sells Fullerton Warehouse for $50.2 Million
Terra Industrial consolidated operations from two separate facilities into the 136,000-square-foot property to cut costs and improve efficiency.
Georgia Election Could Slow 20-Gigawatt Data Center Pipeline
Two Democratic candidates have pledged to block utilities from passing data center power costs to residential customers, a shift that could deter developers from the state.
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BKM Capital Closes $2.8B in Small-Bay Industrial Deals, Exceeding 2026 Target
The Newport Beach firm has acquired 72 assets this year and expects to reach $3 billion across 79 properties by year-end despite rising rates.
Data Center Developers Face Three-Year Wait for Transformers as AI Demand Strains Supply
Gas turbines now carry delivery times exceeding a decade, while even basic construction materials face delays of six to twelve months.
Pending Home Sales Fall 7.3% as Mortgage Rates Hit 7.6%
Housing starts dropped to the lowest level in a year while homebuilder sentiment reached a 14-year low in September.
Mortgage Demand Falls 5.3% Despite First Rate Drop in Two Months
Purchase applications dropped 7% for the week and refinance demand remained 59% below year-ago levels as buyers reacted to the sustained higher rate environment rather than weekly volatility.
Institutional Investors Shift New England Capital to Southern New Hampshire
California-based Passco and Resmark committed more than $200 million to properties near Boston's state line in 2025 and early 2026, citing lower regulatory risk.
Family Offices Build Direct Real Estate Portfolios as Middle-Market Deals Trade Below Replacement Cost
Private capital targets sub-$50 million properties with operational challenges, avoiding institutional fund structures for tax-advantaged direct ownership.
Houston Offers Downtown Tower Site for Demolition and Redevelopment
The city is marketing the 767,000-square-foot Bob Lanier Building at 611 Walker Street as a ground-up opportunity after relocating its public works department.
West Harbor in San Pedro Adds Three Tenants to $500M Waterfront Complex
The 42-acre mixed-use destination at the Port of Los Angeles signed a 21,000-square-foot dog park alongside two food concepts.
Two Downtown San Jose Apartment Towers Sell for $380 Million
Coastal Ridge and Brookfield paid $204 million for a student housing high-rise, while Kennedy Wilson led a venture that acquired a 312-unit tower for $176 million.
Denver Tech Center Tower Sells at Fraction of Replacement Cost in 15th Office Buy for Real Capital Solutions
Louisville-based firm acquired the 243,000-square-foot building as it targets $400 million for a fund focused on discounted U.S. office properties.
Mortgage Rates Above 7.5% Strand Homeowners Unable to Fund Renovations
Home equity lines of credit have become too expensive to tap, forcing owners to defer big-ticket upgrades and shift spending to maintenance.
South Fulton Lifts Data Center Ban as Mayor Cites $1.1B in Tax Revenue in Virginia County
The Georgia city ended a nine-month moratorium in September after a visit to Loudoun County showed how data centers cut property tax rates over a decade.
Housing Affordability Hits 40-Year Low as Mortgage Rates Climb to 7.5%
Homebuilders, retailers and appliance makers hit 52-week lows as high rates lock owners into cheap mortgages and freeze transactions.
Kava Bars Quadruple Since 2019 as Kratom Sales Drive Expansion
The U.S. now has roughly 700 kava bars, more than double the count three years ago, but most revenue comes from kratom drinks that face regulatory risk.
New York City Designates 12 Districts Where Housing Rezoning Will Bypass Council Veto
The fast-track rules take effect January 1 and will cut affordable-housing approval times from seven months to 90 days in neighborhoods that have produced 1.1% of the city's affordable units over five years.
Homeowners Underinsured by 20% on Average, California Claims Data Show
Analysis of 74,000 fire-related claims from 2018 to 2023 reveals coverage gaps across multiple disaster types, with flood exclusions posing the largest financial risk.
Cherry Creek North Apartment Building Leases 26,000 Square Feet of Retail Ahead of Opening
The Oasis Apartments, a 177-unit building under construction by BMC Investments and Rockpoint, filled its ground-floor commercial space two years before tenants move in.
Two South Philadelphia Townhome Projects Propose 262 Residential Units
Trove Capital and Hightop Development seek approvals for projects totaling 262 townhouses following delivery of 614 units at the Philadelphia Navy Yard earlier this year.
KB Home Earnings to Test Housing Demand as Rates Stay Elevated
Homebuilder reports Tuesday amid tightening credit conditions that pushed rival Lennar to flag slower sales last week.
Galvanize Pays $94M for Milpitas Industrial Portfolio as AI Demand Lifts Silicon Valley
The 302,000-square-foot campus trades at $311 per square foot, 25% above its 2024 sale price, as AI and robotics tenants drive leasing activity up 60% in one quarter.
Mold Lawsuits Push Apartment Insurance Premiums Up 300%
Habitability claims now cost landlords $50,000 to $100,000 to defend without coverage, property managers say.
Mortgage Applications Fall 19% Year-Over-Year as Rates Jump to 7.22%
Refinance demand dropped 65% from a year earlier as the 30-year fixed climbed 0.33 percentage points in six trading days, the sharpest weekly surge since October 2024.
EPR Properties Buys Netflix House Building at King of Prussia Mall for $60 Million
The Missouri REIT acquired the 120,000-square-foot experiential retail space occupied under a 10-year lease signed in late 2024.
New York City Council Weighs Mandatory Lease Extensions for Retail Tenants
Proposed bill would cap rent increases at 10% during one-year extension periods, drawing opposition from commercial brokers and landlords.
Vancouver Commercial Real Estate Investment Falls 23% as Capital Shifts to Income Assets
Industrial fundamentals stayed tight with availability at 5.9%, while office supply constraints outweighed weakening demand in the first half of 2026.
Data Centers Show No Uniform Impact on Home Prices, NAR Study Finds
Analysis of 3,200 counties reveals counties with facilities have higher home values but researchers say correlation does not prove causation.
Institutional Capital Pushes Industrial Outdoor Storage Investment to $16 Billion
Data center developers now account for a fifth of new demand for truck yards and equipment lots, offsetting a prolonged downturn in the trucking sector.
Northern Ireland Property Group in Talks to Take Over 100 NCP Car Parks
Martin Property Group, with £1 billion in assets, would assume leases and operations rather than buy the sites outright following NCP's March administration.
Colorado Adds 6.5 Megawatts as Tax Policy and Grid Capacity Push Data Centers Elsewhere
Denver market captured less than 1% of Northern Virginia's data center growth in the first half of 2024 as developers cite power constraints and missing tax incentives.
Student Housing Pre-Leasing Rises as Supply Concentrates in Largest Markets
Harrison Street, which controls 238,000 beds across 200 university markets, sold a $910 million portfolio earlier this year as occupancy at top-tier schools nears 95%.
Borrowers Shift to Adjustable-Rate Mortgages as Fixed Rates Climb to 6.79%
ARM share reached 8% last week, its highest level in five weeks, as the spread between adjustable and fixed rates widened.
California Bills Target Cold Storage With $20 Million Contingency Funds, Steeper Fines
Two pieces of legislation prompted by the Boyle Heights warehouse fire would require new refrigerated facilities to set aside emergency funds and face elevated penalties for violations.
New York Adopts California Playbook to Slash Environmental Review Timelines
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed reforms to New York's environmental statute after California's staged rollout cut approval delays, with 113 projects bypassing review in the year since AB 130 took effect.
Hackman Capital Sells El Segundo Flex Building for $27 Million
Majestic Asset Management paid $480 per square foot for the 57,000-square-foot property leased to Rivian through 2034.
Harlem's Empty Life-Sciences Buildings Signal Mismatch Between Supply and Demand
Hundreds of thousands of square feet of lab space delivered since 2022 remain vacant as leasing activity concentrates in Kips Bay and Long Island City.
Coconut Grove Office Building Sells for $62.3 Million, Up 31% in 11 Months
El-Ad National Properties acquired the adjacent development site in May, signaling plans beyond a simple resale.
White House Floats Larger Capital Gains Exemption for Home Sales
The proposal would raise the current $250,000 and $500,000 exclusion thresholds, which have not changed since 1997, though passage before November midterms is unlikely.
Homeowners Insurance Premiums Rise 43% in West as Insurers Drop Coverage
Nonrenewal rates climbed as much as 216% in western states since 2018, while average premiums reached $1,818 per year in the Southeast, according to NAIC data.
South Korea's president warns of Japan-style property crash as household wealth concentrated in real estate
Lee Jae Myung invoked Japan's lost decades to highlight overheating concerns, though economists say strict lending controls and lower leverage limit systemic risk.
Housing Costs Top Political Concern for Young Voters Ahead of US Midterms, CNBC Survey Shows
Voters aged 18-34 rank housing affordability as their number-one issue, outpacing food costs and democracy, as both parties vie for control of Congress.
Mortgage rates hit highest level since August as homebuyer applications retreat seven per cent
Thirty-year fixed rates climbed to 6.65 per cent last week, pushing purchase applications down while government-backed refinances surged on thin volumes.
Bankruptcy Wave Reshapes Retail Real Estate as Filings Jump 12% Year-Over-Year
Rising inflation and stubborn interest rates are driving corporate bankruptcies to 591,850 filings, forcing landlords into rent negotiations as tenants cull underperforming locations.
Florida now holds one in seven U.S. homes for sale as inventory peak reverses
Active listings fall 14% year-over-year while median home prices climb past $425,000, marking the ninth straight month of sales gains.
CRE Debt Wall Bifurcates Market as Regional Banks Retreat
Hundreds of billions in maturing loans are forcing higher cap rates and steep haircuts on obsolete assets, while family offices and insurers step into the lending gap.
Baltimore Developer Launches 1031 Exchange Wealth Arm Targeting Baby Boomer Sellers
MCB Real Estate hires Capital Square veteran to run DST-focused vehicle as baby boomer demand for tax-deferred exits hits record levels.
U.S. Office Vacancy Hits 19.4% as Loan Maturities Peak and Pricing Weakens
National asking rents rose 3.3% year-over-year to $32.72 per square foot even as vacancies climbed and underperforming assets face extension hurdles.
Hilton Owners Face $2.5bn Delinquency Wave as RevPAR Lags Rivals
Nearly 16% of securitised debt tied to Hilton properties is delinquent—more than twice the market average—as the brand's business recovery trails Marriott, Hyatt and IHG.
Cap Rates Diverge Sharply Across CRE Sectors as Private Buyers Gain Market Share
Second-quarter data show multifamily and industrial pricing stabilizing while office and retail widen, with family offices accounting for a rising portion of transaction volume.
Germany Commercial Real Estate Enters Stabilization Phase After Two-Year Repricing
CBRE Investment Management sees transaction volumes rebounding and yields resetting to more attractive levels for long-term capital following sharp correction.
Mortgage demand jumps 11% as borrowers navigate volatile rate environment
Applications climbed despite a tick higher in rates, with refinancings up 15% and adjustable-rate mortgages gaining share as buyers push through the spring market.