This double whammy of decreasing rental rates and increased "going in" cap rates accelerate the decline in property value.

Newly-delivered LEED buildings are more resilient when the real estate market softens.

The hospitality debt markets are heating up as the second half of the year looms, with spread tightening between 100 and 200 basis points since January. And all major lender types are back in play, with the number of active lenders within each lender type on the upswing.

According to a new report from Marcus & Millichap, more than a third of investors the firm surveyed say their properties are operating better than they were before the pandemic.

Cabot intends for its new spec development to respond to strong leasing demand in the area for infill class AA buildings.

As seismic risk, builders are redoubling efforts to use innovative technologies to mitigate earthquake risk.

Retailers are on track to open more stores than they're closing, with more than half recently surveyed by RetailSphere revealing plans to expand.

The beleaguered lodging sector is continuing a slow slog to recovery as revenue per available room, or RevPAR, increases alongside occupancy upticks – but analysts predict a full recovery will likely take another three years.