National rent growth has been on a negative slide for three months.

Long-term demand drivers continue to support industrial development, although the pace of new supply could slow.

The volume of newly delinquent loans exceeded $4.4 billion in July, far outpacing the volume of loans to cure.

Operators are focused on filling beds as the new school year approaches.

One-stop shops and casual dining are seeing less traffic as consumers seek value and quality.

Vacancy rates are likely to tighten and rents could rise, representing an opportunity for investors.

Workforce housing demand and pandemic-driven migration have reshaped the multifamily market.

New York City is again the nation’s most expensive rental market.