Multifamily momentum, industrial depth and an educated urban workforce are creating a fresh entry point in a market many had written off.

Foot traffic in May ticked up year-over-year for the first time in more than 12 months, as downtowns benefit from commuter and social routines while malls chase event spikes.

A new national survey reveals a gap between economic indicators and how households actually experience their finances.

It estimates that remote work accounts for 64% of the increase in unemployment among young college graduates since the pandemic.

Berkadia report finds lenders still active but pricing and execution increasingly tied to asset quality and deal structure.

Despite tighter RTO policies, office building visits remain well below pre-pandemic levels and below last year's high-water mark.

Marcus & Millichap forecasts vacancy will continue rising through 2026, but slowing construction, falling cap rates and e-commerce growth reinforce investor confidence in the long-term outlook.

Americans are still spending on experiences, but increasingly those experiences are showing up in shopping centers.