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CRE Distress & Opportunistic Fundraising Slowly Dries Up

Four years after COVID-19, CRE distress and opportunity funds are struggling to deploy capital as distress levels fail to meet expectations.

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Builders Are Feeling Pretty Good About Single-Family Homes

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Andreessen Horowitz Closes Miami Office Two Years After Launch

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Andreessen Horowitz Closes Miami Office Two Years After Launch

Andreessen Horowitz quietly closed its Miami office, two years after opening it during the city’s tech boom, citing low usage and the crypto crash.

Pandemic-Era Life Sciences Properties Repurposed as Offices

National Life Science Office Market

Pandemic-Era Life Sciences Properties Repurposed as Offices

After a pandemic boom, the life sciences sector is now oversupplied. Developers are busy converting lab spaces back to traditional offices.

Trepp Reveals Top Bull and Bear CRE Metro Markets

National Commercial Real Estate Economy

Trepp Reveals Top Bull and Bear CRE Metro Markets

Trepp reveals the top-performing and most challenging CRE metro markets across the multifamily, office, retail, and industrial sectors.

Dollar General Shares Drop 25% Due to Struggling Core Customers

National Economy Retail Real Estate

Dollar General Shares Drop 25% Due to Struggling Customers

Dollar General missed Wall Street’s expectations on both earnings and revenue as its lower-income customer base struggles financially.

Fannie, Freddie Roll Out New Lease Standards for Multifamily Loans

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Fannie, Freddie Debut New Lease Standards for Multifamily Loans

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are implementing new lease standards to enhance tenant protections in multifamily properties seeking financing.

5 Multifamily Markets Facing Highest Levels of Excess Supply

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5 Multifamily Markets Facing Highest Levels of Excess Supply

Multifamily markets in Raleigh-Durham, Austin, and other metros are grappling with high excess supply, impacting rent levels and growth.

Who’s Snapping Up San Francisco Properties at Deep Discounts?

San Francisco Office Market

Who’s Snapping Up San Francisco Properties at Deep Discounts?

Wealthy local investors and out-of-town buyers are taking advantage of San Francisco’s downturn by snapping up bargain bin office buildings.

21 U.S. Cities Are Attracting The Most 2024 College Graduates

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21 U.S. Cities Are Attracting The Most 2024 College Graduates

Two-thirds of 2024 U.S. college graduates settled in 21 cities, a sign of the evolving landscape of the U.S. office market.

Arizona Land Deal Shows Growing AI-Fueled Demand for Data Centers

Arizona Data Center

Arizona Land Deal Shows AI-Fueled Demand for Data Centers

Tract’s $136M acquisition of a 2.1K-acre site in Buckeye, AZ is the latest sign of the ongoing gold rush for land to power energy-hungry AI and cloud data centers.

Self-Storage Slowing Down Amid Rising Supply, Lower Rents

National Self Storage

Self-Storage Slowing Down Amid Rising Supply, Lower Rents

The self-storage market slowed in 2Q24, with lower occupancy and oversupply dropping revenues, particularly in the Sun Belt.

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FHFA Ups 2025 Multifamily Loan Caps by 4%

FHFA ups Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan caps by 4% for 2025 to boost rental housing support.

November 20, 2024

Industrial Leasing Stalls as Tenants Shift Strategies

Industrial lease conversions are struggling, with only 30% of potential deals resulting in signed agreements, as tenants rethink logistics and economic uncertainty persists.

November 19, 2024

Office Delinquencies Double Year-Over-Year

CMBS office delinquencies have hit their highest levels in over a decade, reflecting the seismic shifts in office demand fueled by hybrid work trends.

November 18, 2024

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Industrial Vacancy to Peak in 2025, Construction Down 50%

The US industrial property sector faces rising vacancies, with rates expected to peak in mid-2025.

November 15, 2024

CRE Daily Newsletter

NYC’s FARE Act Forces Landlords to Pay Broker Fees

The NYC Council has approved the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act, barring landlords from shifting broker fees to tenants.

November 14, 2024

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Florida Apartment Demand Roars Back in 2024

Apartment demand in Florida is surging, nearly matching the state’s record-setting supply growth in recent years.

November 13, 2024

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