Commentary

Demand drivers are anticipated to change during the second half of this year as post Labor Day corporate travel should increase, and with schools reopening leisure travel will slow down.

We may see lenders dictating a change in the way landlords design their rent increases, and at the least, expect to see more re-trades as underwriters factor in "real return," or how the prevailing inflation rate impacts the asset's ROI.

Most companies will allow remote working after the pandemic.

Here is a look at how apartment markets in cities ranging from Boston to San Francisco are doing.

New hotspots are emerging that offer many of the advantages of the top life sciences clusters, with similar access to talent and skilled workforce, but lower rents.

Here are RealPage's Jay Parsons' favorite metrics to track apartment market conditions.

I see cap rates rising to an average of about 6.5% in 2022 and this will be good for CRE investors and developers.

We're having more conversations with investors who are interested in dipping their toes into the net lease waters.