Stabilization in office and industrial offsets softness in multifamily and lingering weakness in lodging.

Overall, rents were down 0.7% in the year ending October 2025, with Class B and C sliding into negative territory.

Millions of drivers are delaying payments or dropping insurance altogether as costs rise and debt climbs.

Slower construction, repurposing and targeted leasing support cautious optimism.

Rising inventory and modest price growth fuel a strong year-over-year performance for entry-level homes, outpacing mid and higher-priced tiers.

Specifically, green certifications and adaptive reuse projects are increasingly influencing property values and tenant preferences.

Office, industrial, multifamily, retail and alternatives show stabilizing fundamentals, with AI, lower rates and easing policy uncertainty driving selective growth.

Cities nationwide are responding to rising remote-work adoption, with high-growth metros expanding rapidly while mature markets adjust to market saturation.