Three policymakers favored a July rate increase, signaling that the fight against inflation may not be over.

A tightening supply of high-quality space is pushing occupiers to focus on locations close to their existing workforce.

A debt-to-equity conversion and new investment are giving the firm more room to pursue acquisitions and build market share.

The San Francisco Fed's medium-run natural-rate model suggests current policy may be supporting inflation.

Investors concentrated funding in companies serving housing, construction, building operations and real estate capital markets.

The benchmark yield's highest intraday level since early 2025 adds pressure to commercial real estate borrowers as bond supply, oil-market uncertainty and shifting Fed expectations drive a broader selloff.

A stronger leasing market and a shrinking construction pipeline are beginning to tighten industrial fundamentals.

McDonald's disappointing value-menu roll out and mixed results across the QSR sector show why net-lease investors must look beyond brand recognition to restaurant-level traffic, margins and tenant credit.