REITs are securing higher starting rents and longer leases, even as private landlords have posted faster rent gains over the past 24 months.

A new Trepp study on 1970s-era communities shows that rising values are no longer driven by market-wide cap rate moves, putting more pressure on property-level performance.

New troubled loans continue entering the pipeline faster than existing distress is being resolved, with office assets remaining the largest source of stress.

These markets are capturing residents through a mix of affordability and intrastate relocation.

A new report finds positive rent growth across the nation's 50 largest metros while capital markets activity and REIT acquisitions continue to recover.

Cities like Boulder, Durham and Dallas are leveraging data centers, research universities and STEM talent to attract AI growth.

A DXD Capital report finds that occupancy has fallen below pre-pandemic levels, even as the sector continues to generate stronger returns than other commercial property types.

Shoppers continued flocking to entertainment venues, discount stores and department stores in May while limiting trips to restaurants, grocery stores and home-related retailers.