Activity will likely see a further pullback, though capital investment flowing through existing projects and the IIJA portends continued growth

Repositioning, management, and knowledge are the three critical ways in which CRE investors can drive value in assets, according to Marcus & Millichap's John Chang.

While the cost of homeownership remains sky-high in most of the US, new research shows it "is still quite possible" in cities across the Midwest and Northeast.

Still, there is ample liquidity in the sector despite the easing momentum.

New York metro area will deliver 28,000 while Dallas-Fort Worth will develop 23,500 new units.

While all signs point to a deceleration in the manufacturing sector, industrial appears to be holding steady.

Inflation should slowly come down over the next several months, but this isn't necessarily tied to the Federal Reserve's rate hikes.

The cities were evaluated based on whether they would suit Gen Z graduates looking for their first jobs.