Borrowing costs weigh on asset pricing in October but in some hopeful news, 10-year Treasury yields continue to drop.

Loan growth continued in Q3, but slower than in Q2. And other activities all put pressure on banks to rein in risk.

Office remains weak as someone in the industry likely guesses and multifamily activity softens.

Although not a new concept in the history of software, it is an interesting shift from how much of proptech is handling artificial intelligence.

After an unpleasantly surprising 2023, there's a lot less certainty over how quickly things will improve in CRE.

With Q3 transactions down 50% year over year, Colliers says that going into 2024, 'uncertainty is the theme.'

But the REITs keep their capital on the sidelines for now, even though they have plenty to lend.

Even though the Fed has repeatedly said that it's too early to claim victory.