Capital Markets

Consumers are sitting on billions if not trillions of dollars in savings accrued during the pandemic.

The recovery of office-using jobs in the third quarter suggests a bright future for physical offices.

Many lenders are facing substantial headwinds and as a result, underwriting criteria has become more conservative as a need for adjusting strategies comes about in a post-pandemic environment.

Two major sales, including Silverstein Properties' purchase of the US Bank Tower for $430 million, closed in the third quarter.

With the election behind us and the promise of a vaccine—or several—coming to market, lenders are preparing fore healthy capital allocations next year.

The real estate firm has launched the $125 million Affiliated Housing Impact Fund to invest in workforce housing in Florida.

The top office markets in the US are seeing negative absorption, flat or decreasing rents and rising vacancy rates.

Multifamily market sentiments have risen from recent lows but lenders rank its performance higher than most other forms of commercial real estate despite persistent headwinds and ongoing uncertainty.