Retail rents in markets across the Americas now stand a whopping 15% above pre-pandemic levels -- and they're up as much as 90% in parts of Texas.

Retail sales, excluding autos and gas, are at an all-time high, hitting $500 billion in October.

Convenience stores are garnering big interest from both institutional and private investors.

In-place rents in the Inland Empire have grown 11.6% over the last 12 months.

Black Friday may indeed be starting earlier each year as the line between holiday shopping and "just because" shopping blurs and consumers get a jump on…

Retail sales are promising, while PPI and CPI data showed a decline.

States where rent costs the highest percentage of income are Florida, Louisiana, Hawaii, California, and Nevada.

A number of economic indicators are promising, but with more rate hikes on the horizon, how will CRE investors react?