Erika Morphy

New liquidity is starting to wash through commercial real estate, and it is changing who has the upper hand in deals.

Commercial real estate prices are starting to look more settled, but three key pricing yardsticks show that stability is still selective and often fragile.

H&R Real Estate Investment Trust has confirmed it is in early discussions with Blackstone, a move that immediately sharpened investor focus on the Canadian landlord's U.S. holdings and cross-border strategy.

OceanFirst Financial is wasting little time addressing one of the more complicated pieces of its newly acquired balance sheet.

For most of the past two years, the CMBS market has been learning to price risk without the one thing it used to rely on most: actual sales.

There is a growing imbalance between labor supply and job openings.

The first thing Spencer Gray wants you to understand is that he is not working less.

Geopolitical tensions, weaker REIT pricing and a global tightening in financial conditions are reversing recent gains in capital access for property investors.

From San Francisco's South Financial District to Park Avenue, top tenants locked in space well above submarket averages.

It is avoiding markets where extreme weather has already choked off viable property insurance.