The monthly premium to own a starter home declined year-over-year, but renting remained cheaper in every major U.S. metro.

Denser networks of suburban launch sites could lower delivery costs while creating new uses for excess parking and back-of-property space.

Existing properties continue to report healthy occupancy, but financing, regulatory and construction barriers are holding the production index below break-even.

Visits originating within five miles of the workplace are recovering much faster than those involving longer commutes.

Investors see a more difficult market today, even as some expect conditions to improve during the next six months.

The overall rate declined modestly in July, but remained near its historical peak as maturity defaults pushed more regional mall debt into special servicing.

Apartment distress climbed from 6% in February to 13% in July, while the office rate declined by nearly five percentage points.

Phoenix, Atlanta and Dallas posted the largest gaps among properties backing loans securitized during the 2021 multifamily boom.