IRVINE, CA—ATTOM Data Solutions' Daren Blomquist describes the year-over-year decrease in the average foreclosure timeline nationwide as "the final nail in the coffin of the foreclosure crisis."

BOSTON—The current spread over the 10-year Treasury compares well with the 15-year average for the sector, says Chris Sonne, national self storage group valuation leader at CBRE.

TORONTO—"If there were some adverse event that caused interest rates to move up, we would have a correction—and that's not necessarily a bad thing," says Mark Rose at Avison Young.

LOS ANGELES—CBRE also cites strong performance by suburban office markets during the third quarter; the nation's lowest vacancy rate is well outside of either San Francisco or Manhattan's Midtown South.

NEW YORK CITY—President and CEO of Transwestern, Larry Heard took the stage at RealShare National Investment & Finance for a one-on-one "Inside the Real Estate Mind" conversation.

NEW YORK CITY—Fitch Ratings notes that delinquencies on pre-2009 CMBS have increased in each of the past eight months, while late-pays on their CMBS 2.0 counterparts have held steady recently.

TOLEDO, OH—The deal, which Welltower CEO Tom DeRosa said "reinforces our high-quality health care real estate portfolio and leading presence in two of the top US metro markets," was arranged by a CBRE Capital Markets team on behalf of Vintage Senior Living.

NEW YORK CITY—Barclays and Trepp cite recent underperformance by the REIT sector generally, leading to investor questions about whether real estate trusts and their properties are overvalued.