Ashley Fahey

Last week's action by the Federal Reserve signals a much-needed turning of the tide for the industry, say many commercial real estate executives.

Rethinking Real Estate: How CRE is evolving

Companies are ramping up office returns, and that was one factor leading office vacancies to hit a notable point in the third quarter. But here's why the beleaguered sector still isn't out of the woods quite yet.

Some housing markets are more likely to be affected by the Fed's rate cut than others. But experts say there's also no guarantee that mortgage rates will continue to slide — even with additional cuts.

One expert says the national industrial market has undergone the steepest uptick in vacancy in the shortest period of time ever.

Preview this article 1 min Soaring home prices and the "lock-in" effect have contributing to declining home sales. But they are also shaping how buyers are approaching down payments.

Preview this article 1 min The national commercial foreclosure market peaked in May, but they are once again trending up. That's forcing some tough decisions among lenders.

Has your property tax bill skyrocketed? You're not alone among homeowners, if so.

Preview this article 1 min The effective tax rate has declined nationally since 2019, but many homeowners are paying more in dollars than they used to because of surging home values.

Preview this article 1 min Tenants have gained leverage in lease negotiations in recent years as office owners have seen companies downsize or exit buildings entirely.