Erika Morphy

A 5.22% 30-year Treasury makes it harder for acquisitions, refinancings and development to pencil without stronger fundamentals.

CBRE's latest survey shows average cap rates holding steady, but investors are increasingly divided over where pricing goes next.

Hamilton Zanze CEO Kurt Houtkooper is pursuing growth through two sharply different bets: building a long-term multifamily ownership vehicle from

Multifamily pricing is beginning to show signs of a bottom, but investors are getting very different messages depending on where they look.

Florida multifamily owners have finally received a break on property insurance. The question for the local CRE community is whether it should trust it.

The acquisition of LCN follows moves by other major investment managers to expand their net lease and corporate real estate platforms.

San Francisco and Seattle retain their advantages, but Huntsville and Colorado Springs offer employers alternative talent pools.

Digital pickup and rising restaurant volumes are pushing operators toward more sophisticated layouts that can process more vehicles without sacrificing convenience.

Transaction volume reached $57.11 billion in the first half, though activity remained below the market's 2022 peak.

Treasury's intervention offered a short-lived reprieve after the 30-year yield crossed 5.3 percent, raising larger questions about deficits, inflation and capital demand.