New York

Large-market, high-dollar property deals saw a 0.5% decline in Q125, while smaller, lower-priced transactions rose 2.6%.

After a short-lived reprieve, CMBS delinquency rates are back on the upswing, with multifamily loans and looming maturity defaults leading the charge.

While Manhattan’s flashy Class A towers remain packed, a surge in leasing is now targeting older, less glitzy Class B buildings.

While some commercial real estate sectors showed faint signs of life, the Fed’s latest Beige Book warns that growing trade policy uncertainty could stall progress.

Tens of thousands of Americans could lose their homes as a critical pandemic-era housing assistance program runs out of money.

Sunbelt areas are seeing elevated vacancies and downward pressure on rents, while slower-growth, high-barrier markets remain more stable.