NEW YORK CITY—Reporting results of its latest institutional investor survey, Situs RERC says that although commercial real estate remains attractive, “it is losing a little luster.”

NEW YORK CITY—The office property, which occupies a full block across from Madison Square Park, is largely leased to Credit Suisse.

NEW YORK CITY—The reported headquarters deal at Vornado Realty Trust's 330 W. 34th St. comes just a few weeks after the footwear retailer renewed its flagship store lease near Herald Square.

WASHINGTON, DC—“ With low interest rates and affordable home prices, we expect more upward momentum in the months ahead,” says David Crowe at the National Association of Home Builders.

NEW YORK CITY—“Retailers both international and domestic continue to show interest and are making deals in the city's most highly trafficked shopping destinations,” says REBNY's Steven Spinola.

NEW YORK CITY—“A lot of sponsors thought they would sell their assets and create liquidity for their investor base in 2013 or 2014,” Madison International Realty's Ronald Dickerman tells GlobeSt.com.

DALLAS—To see how strong multifamily is, consider that six of Axiometrics' 17 best markets for annual rent growth were also among those that saw the greatest month-to-month declines.

NEW YORK CITY—With a two-property portfolio that included the Mills at Jersey Gardens in Elizabeth, NJ as the biggest multi-asset deal, Q1's numbers “understate the underlying health of investor demand,” says Real Capital Analytics.