Real estate’s first-time buyer pipeline begins to dry up.

To become a law the bill has to hit a potentially tricky legislative trifecta.

The JPMorgan CEO is also expecting the economy to go into recession next year.

But data complexity and lack of expertise are slowing progress for institutional investors.

The rapid rise of artificial labor will put nearly 100 million jobs in jeopardy.

The portfolio pullback left single-asset deals to prop up CRE volumes.

Banks are keeping troubled CRE loans alive while new rules limit public reporting.

Volume climbs 26% year-over-year through September.