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AUG 14, 2025
Reaching a turning point, US apartment forecast shows demand outpacing supply by year-end

By Grant Montgomery

Vacancies are projected to decline throughout 2025.

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AUG 14, 2025
Commercial property executives say recovery has arrived

By Randyl Drummer, Ryan Ori, Katie Burke

Five biggest real estate services firms raise outlooks in same quarter for first time since 2020.

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CMBS Delinquency
AUG 4, 2025
CMBS Delinquency Rises on Multifamily Weakness

By Jordan B.

CMBS delinquency rose again in July 2025, driven by multifamily distress as office and retail showed slight improvement.

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CRE Awaits
AUG 1, 2025
Interest Rates Steady as CRE Awaits Fed Move

By Valerija I.

Interest rates remain unchanged as commercial real estate eyes a possible September Fed cut amid economic uncertainty.

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JUL 29, 2025
Demand for US apartments remains strong as construction pipeline continues to slow

By Connor D.

Multifamily performance varies by market and quality, with the Sun Belt remaining a laggard.

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MultiFamily Starts Surge
JUL 23, 2025
Multifamily Starts Surge in June with Signs of Recovery

By Valerija I.

Multifamily starts rose 31% in June, hinting at a potential recovery in apartment construction despite weak permitting.

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Special Servicing Rate
JUL 16, 2025
Special Servicing Rate Hits 12-Year High as Office Distress Surges

As reported by Trepp, the CMBS special servicing rate rose by 27 basis points in June to reach 10.57%. 

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Office sentiment weak
JUL 16, 2025
Office sentiment weak among property pros heading into second half of 2025

By Phil Mobley

Commercial real estate professionals polled by CoStar’s Market Analytics team are still generally sour on the office sector.

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Self Storage Demand
JUL 14, 2025
Self Storage Demand Drives Q1 2025 Sales Boom

By Valerija I.

Self storage sales hit $855M in Q1 2025 as investors focus on high-demand, low-supply markets across the US.

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Slower job growth
JUL 9, 2025
Slower job growth is a demand-and-supply story

By Christine Cooper, Chuck McShane

Headline metrics continue to show the American job market on stable footing. 

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Retail sales slowdown
JUL 8, 2025
Retail sales slowdown does little to dent upward trend for store rents

U.S. retail sales faltered in May as the pull-forward of demand for durable goods and automobiles from the threat of tariffs waned. 

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JUL 7, 2025
2025: The State of Consumer AI

By Shawn Carolan, Amy Wu Martin, C.C. Gong, Sam Borja with Claude Sonnet 4

More than half of American adults (61%) used AI in the past six months, with nearly 20% using it daily, indicating habit formation beyond mere experimentation.

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Cap Rates Drop
JUN 18, 2025
Cap Rates Drop In Office Sector Amid Lending Shifts

By Valerija I.

Cap rates fell across most CRE sectors, with office cap rates dipping 10 bps as lending volume and debt yields shift.

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Mortgage Delinquencies Rise
JUN 5, 2025
Mortgage Delinquencies Rise in Q1 2025 Amid Market Strain

By Valerija I.

Mortgage delinquencies rose in Q1 2025, led by CMBS loans, signaling pressure across commercial real estate finance markets.

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Unrealized Losses Persist
JUN 2, 2025
Unrealized Losses Persist As Banks Struggle With Rate Pressure

By Valerija I.

Unrealized losses stay high at US banks as rising long-term rates offset Fed cuts, keeping balance sheet risks elevated.

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APR 29, 2025
Lenders and borrowers tussle over personal guarantees on distressed deals

At contract signings, the guarantee is a gambit. On delinquent loans, it might be the only thing left of value.

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APR 28, 2025
Fixer-Uppers Make Cities Great—At a Price

By Anjulie Rao

A new report the the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies shows risks faced by homeowners make the proposition of a “cheap old house” a lot less romantic, and a lot more precarious.

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APR 22, 2025
CMBS delinquencies soar

The Trepp CMBS Delinquency Rate for commercial real estate increased 35 basis points to 6.65% in March. The overall balance was $39.3 billion, up from $36 billion in February. After retreating for the last two months, the rate is at a nearly four-year high.

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APR 22, 2025
2024 Real Estate Business Profitability Roundup

By Mike DelPrete

2024 was another year where a receding tide – a down market – revealed truths about business model resiliency and clues about future growth.

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APR 14, 2025
Home prices are dropping in some cities. See what it’s like in your neighborhood.

Home prices are cooling off in many parts of the country — even falling in some regions — as more homes are listed for sale, slightly easing the long-standing inventory crunch.

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BANKREGDATA
APR 7, 2025
Realized Securities Losses

This week BankRegData reviews Bank Securities portfolios with a focus on which banks are taking realized securities losses by selling part of their securities portfolio.

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Lenders Fare in Recession
MAR 31, 2025
How Will Consumer Lenders Fare in a Serious Recession?

By R. Christopher Whalen

Consumer lenders face mounting 2025 challenges from economic slowdown, rising inflation, and deteriorating credit conditions as government policies that previously masked consumer financial strain are reversed.

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Resi-club
MAR 28, 2025
The pandemic home flipping boom is long over—here’s what flipping looks like today

By Lance Lambert

New survey reveals Northeast housing market leads nation with 59% of flippers reporting "very strong" demand in spring 2025, as the post-pandemic flipping landscape continues to evolve.

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MAR 19, 2025
The Redfin Experiment is Over

By Mike DelPrete

Redfin's independent saga ends with Rocket's acquisition, closing the 2002-launched original real estate disruptor's story despite pioneering discounted commissions, employed agents, and innovative technology that never quite clicked.

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10 Largest Homebuyers
MAR 17, 2025
The Top 10 Largest Homebuyers In 2024

By SFR Analytics

After surging acquisitions in 2021, institutional investors drastically reduced purchases in 2023, with top 10 SFR buyer thresholds dropping 80% from 5,000+ properties to much lower levels in 2024.

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MAR 14, 2025
New York City’s Multifamily Conduit Distress Rate at 8.5%

By Han Lung

NYC multifamily conduit distress hit 8.5% by EOY 2024, as older buildings face challenges due to rent stabilization and rising costs.

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MAR 14, 2025
Austin #1 US City For Falling Rents Due to Construction Boom

By CRE Daily Staff & Han Lung

Austin led the nation in rent declines last month, with median asking rents dropping 16% YoY to $1.3K, according to Redfin.

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MAR 14, 2025
Marginalized CRE Credits Q1: Interest Rate Relief Not Coming to the Rescue

By Keith Botvinik, Managing Director, Grace Realty Capital LLC

Anticipated interest relief failed to rescue marginalized CRE credits, with the reality of sustained high rates forcing lenders to accept principal discounts and borrowers to scramble preserving equity.

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MAR 14, 2025
Extend-and-Pretend Drives Record Loan Modifications

By Erik Sherman

Long-standing predictions that many CRE loans would eventually get into trouble might be right. CRED iQ looked at data over the last three years across CMBS, SBLL, CRE CLO, and Freddie Mac loans.

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MAR 13, 2025
Rocket Enters The Portal Wars

Author: Mike Delprete

Rocket is going down a similar path as Zillow, in search of, as I said in the Wall Street Journal, the holy grail of real estate: a one-stop shop that combines home search, buy & sell, financing, and title insurance.

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ATTOM 1-25
JAN 24, 2025

Profit Margins for Sellers Decrease for Second Straight Year; Typical Seller Return Remains Near Record Highs, But Declines to 54 Percent; Returns Dip Even as National Median Home Price Climbs to $350,000.

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Quietly Panicking
JAN 17, 2025

Bank of America released its quarterly earnings report this morning, bright and early at 6:45am. And according to their newest financial statements, the bank is currently sitting on a whopping $112 BILLION in net unrealized bond losses.

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office property meltdown
DEC 16, 2024

Slumping office property values are rippling through US banks, with smaller lenders in particular ramping up the use of loan modifications in their commercial real estate books.

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LendingOne-ResiClub SFR Investor Survey
DEC 13, 2024

Among single-family investors, 76% say they are “very likely” or “somewhat likely” to purchase at least one investment property in the next 12 months, up from 60% who expressed the same sentiment last quarter.

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Clarion - CRE Investable Universe
DEC 11, 2024

A new report from Clarion Partners found that alternative assets like self storage and single-family-rentals are the investment vehicle of choice for institutional investors.

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Conversions
NOV 27, 2024

​Office-to-residential conversions are gaining traction, helping revitalize depressed business districts.

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Foreclosures Soar
NOV 26, 2024

Commercial real estate foreclosures surged 48% year-over-year in September, with California jumping 238%, according to ATTOM's report detailed by Business Insider.

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Americas-Empty-Apartments
NOV 13, 2024

The biggest apartment construction boom in 40 years created oversupply and vacancy surges over two years, but conditions are now starting to improve.

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CRED iQ’s Distress Rates
NOV 8, 2024

CRED iQ's monthly distress update found five of six major property types saw increased distress in October, based on CMBS loan payment status and special servicing data.

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Fannie Mae
NOV 5, 2024

Fannie Mae confirmed its first investigation into widespread commercial mortgage fraud schemes, listing fraud losses as its top risk factor in Q3 earnings amid an intensifying crackdown.

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NY fed
OCT 29, 2024
NY Fed says banks obscuring commercial real estate risks by extending loan terms

Banks are modifying commercial real estate mortgage terms to hide losses, delaying reckoning and increasing broader financial system risks, according to a New York Fed paper released Wednesday.

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deep-dive
Oct 17, 2024

The investing environment for troubled and bankrupt companies is expected to remain largely unchanged in H2 2024 despite recent US equity volatility and Treasury rallies, according to distressed investors surveyed by LCD.

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OCT 14, 2024
Commercial and Multifamily Mortgage Debt Outstanding Increased Modestly in the Second Quarter of 2024

Commercial/multifamily mortgage debt outstanding increased by $31.4 billion (0.7 percent) in the second quarter of 2024, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's quarterly report.

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