SPRINGFIELD, MO—Founded in 1961, Cabela's launched a strategic review this past December; CEO Tommy Millner says the combination with Bass Pro Shops represents "the best path forward."

NEW YORK CITY—"In a sector where individual offices are still the rule rather than the exception, we expect that law firms will occupy increasingly less space in the years ahead," Savills Studley says in a new report.

NEW YORK CITY—For Amherst Holdings, the sale represents "a marquee transaction for our single-family rental business," says CEO Sean Dobson, while for buyer Altisource Residential, the deal more than doubles the size of its current portfolio.

RICHARDSON, TX—Although an upturn in high-end deliveries means certain markets are seeing more product available to renters, "most new projects are moving quickly through the initial lease-up process," says Greg Willett with RealPage.

CHICAGO—"While the positives from lower oil prices outweigh the negatives in terms of impact on global economic growth, the effects on the office market are more of a mixed bag," says Kevin Thorpe, global chief economist with Cushman & Wakefield.

NEW YORK CITY—The integration of Honest Buildings' project management platform with MRI's financial solutions is intended "to create a simple and transparent flow of information," says Geoff Lewis at Honest Buildings.

IRVINE, CA—"The improving affordability trend we noted in our Q2 report reversed course in Q3," says Daren Blomquist, SVP at ATTOM Data Solutions.

HOUSTON—Based on 13.2 million shares outstanding of Moody National REIT I, the acquisition by Moody National REIT II would be valued at about $145 million, according to CoStar Group. <br>