NEW YORK CITY—The trade of the 271-unit property is being called “one of the first sizable sales transactions of an institutional-quality multi-housing asset in downtown Brooklyn,” by a broker on the deal.

CHICAGO—More investors in this sector are getting bank loans, and with millions of homes needing work, a steady rate of house flipping should continue for years.

WASHINGTON, DC--The Class B market in the core will remain in landlords' favor next year, according to JLL.

NEWARK, NJ—PGIM Real Estate cites election-related uncertainty and a variety of trends related to investment and development activity as key influencers for the year ahead.