Erika Morphy

Core capital's retreat from multifamily has scrambled one of the sector's most reliable pricing anchors: in many trades today, brand‑new Class A

AvalonBay Communities and Equity Residential are moving forward with a merger that will create one of the largest apartment landlords in the U.S., as major multifamily owners look to scale up in a tougher operating environment.

The blockbuster merger between AvalonBay Communities and Equity Residential is being framed as a move to gain scale, but the timing suggests something more fundamental is unfolding across the multifamily sector.

Medical office has quietly become one of the tightest corners of U.S. commercial real estate, and fresh Cresa data provided exclusively to GlobeSt.com

Net lease bank branches have long been considered one of the steadiest corners of the single‑tenant market.

The commercial property recovery is happening, just not where most people are looking.

A potential investment in Merritt Properties is shaping up to be one of the more closely watched middle-market real estate deals in recent months, as

C&W expects landlord-favorable markets to nearly triple.

As Jay Parsons tells Rent Roll listeners, the next wave of multifamily starts is coalescing in submarkets that combine solid demand with a thin history of new supply.

Misinformed clients demand lobby signage and other impossible terms after consulting AI tools.