Bond market moves that helped banks reduce declines on unrealized losses have reversed.

The target is companies that own at least 1,000 houses.

After the two hurricanes and the California fires, disaster relief is running out of supplies.

Long-term bonds are falling in price, making deficit spending even more expensive.

Differentials between sale prices and REITs’ share prices are why.

Lawyers and financial experts are still trying to understand the implications.

Construction activity decreased, with materials and financing costs acting as a brake.

CRE is the fourth largest asset class in the U.S.