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Insurance premiums in New York climb, impacting property investments and NOI. Learn how rising costs affect housing and risk strategies.

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Insurance Premiums Squeeze New York CRE

Insurance premiums in New York climb, impacting property investments and NOI. Learn how rising costs affect housing and risk strategies.

Energy markets shock triggers renewed inflation concerns. Global oil supply fears could keep interest rates high for commercial real estate.

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Energy Markets Shock Stalls Fed Rate Hopes

Energy markets shock triggers renewed inflation concerns. Global oil supply fears could keep interest rates high for commercial real estate.

Bank risk warnings rise as Jamie Dimon compares current markets to pre-2008. Bank risk remains a concern as firms chase growth.

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Bank Risk Warnings Mirror Pre-2008 Conditions

Bank risk warnings rise as Jamie Dimon compares current markets to pre-2008. Bank risk remains a concern as firms chase growth.

By Jordan B.

February 26, 2026

Reputation risk changes prioritize bank safety as the Fed unveils a plan to eliminate debanking in bank examinations.

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Reputation Risk Changes Target Debanking Practices

Reputation risk changes prioritize bank safety as the Fed unveils a plan to eliminate debanking in bank examinations.

Master planned communities in Denton attract CRE investment as the city eyes significant growth, positioning itself as DFW's next boomtown.

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Master Planned Denton Growth Drives CRE Interest

Master planned communities in Denton attract CRE investment as the city eyes significant growth, positioning itself as DFW’s next boomtown.

NY appellate ruling lets commercial landlords secure early use-and-occupancy payments from defaulting tenants during litigation.

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Landlord Rights Ruling Accelerates Payment Remedies

NY appellate ruling lets commercial landlords secure early use-and-occupancy payments from defaulting tenants during litigation.

AI fears rattle commercial real estate brokers as investors worry automation could pressure fees and reshape the industry’s future.

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AI Anxiety Shakes Brokers

AI fears rattle commercial real estate brokers as investors worry automation could pressure fees and reshape the industry’s future.

Tariff uncertainty lingers in commercial real estate after the Supreme Court ruling, as ongoing levies and legal battles cloud costs.

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Tariff Uncertainty Clouds CRE Sector

Tariff uncertainty lingers in commercial real estate after the Supreme Court ruling, as ongoing levies and legal battles cloud costs.

By Jordan B.

February 23, 2026

Cushman & Wakefield posts record $10.3B revenue as property sales and leasing rebound, forecasting stronger earnings growth in 2026.

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Property Sales Growth Boosts Cushman & Wakefield Revenue

Cushman & Wakefield posts record $10.3B revenue as property sales and leasing rebound, forecasting stronger earnings growth in 2026.

By Nina Dale

February 20, 2026

White House proposal would bar investors owning 100+ single-family homes from buying more, with exemptions for builders, renovators.

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Housing Investors Face Biden Ban Plan

White House proposal would bar investors owning 100+ single-family homes from buying more, with exemptions for builders, renovators.

Fed minutes show officials hesitant to cut rates soon, citing persistent inflation risks and signaling policy likely to stay steady.

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Fed Minutes Shift Rate Cut Outlook

Fed minutes show officials hesitant to cut rates soon, citing persistent inflation risks and signaling policy likely to stay steady.

By Jordan B.

February 20, 2026

Property taxes in New York City could rise as Mayor Zohran Mamdani considers a 9.5% hike to close a $5B budget gap. Read on for details.

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Property Taxes Poised for 9.5% NYC Increase

Property taxes in New York City could rise as Mayor Zohran Mamdani considers a 9.5% hike to close a $5B budget gap. Read on for details.

Mixed-use development by SEE Holding near Dallas faces Texas AG probe over governance concerns. Mixed-use project denies religious law ties.

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Mixed-Use Development Near Dallas Under Texas AG Scrutiny

Mixed-use development by SEE Holding near Dallas faces Texas AG probe over governance concerns. Mixed-use project denies religious law ties.

By Nina Dale

February 18, 2026

School closures in Dallas-Fort Worth create opportunities for developers to acquire prime land in built-out cities for residential projects.

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School Closures Spur DFW Redevelopment

School closures in Dallas-Fort Worth create opportunities for developers to acquire prime land in built-out cities for residential projects.

Immigration raids in South Texas are slowing residential construction, causing project delays and job losses across the housing supply chain.

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Immigration Raids Disrupt Construction Sector in Texas

Immigration raids in South Texas are slowing residential construction, causing project delays and job losses across the housing supply chain.

By Nina Dale

February 18, 2026

Wall Street taxes are expected to ease the NYC budget crisis by $5B. Wall Street revenue boosts city finances as budget gap narrows to $7B.

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Wall Street Taxes Narrow NYC Budget Gap by $5B

Wall Street taxes are expected to ease the NYC budget crisis by $5B. Wall Street revenue boosts city finances as budget gap narrows to $7B.

By Jordan B.

February 17, 2026

Colliers and Marcus & Millichap raise outlooks as deals rebound, reflecting CRE transaction growth and positive momentum heading into 2026.

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CRE Deals Rebound Lifts Outlooks for Colliers, Marcus & Millichap

Colliers and Marcus & Millichap raise outlooks as deals rebound, reflecting CRE transaction growth and positive momentum heading into 2026.

Commercial real estate deal activity rebounds as AI disruption concerns grow, though industry leaders say human expertise remains essential.

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AI Disruption Concerns Rise in Commercial Real Estate

Commercial real estate deal activity rebounds as AI disruption concerns grow, though industry leaders say human expertise remains essential.

By Jordan B.

February 17, 2026

Federal Reserve plans to drop select bank warnings, shifting oversight toward core financial risks and reducing compliance burdens.

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Federal Reserve System Eases Bank Oversight

Federal Reserve plans to drop select bank warnings, shifting oversight toward core financial risks and reducing compliance burdens.

By Nina Dale

February 13, 2026

Texas branches expand as Fifth Third leases 50 sites after Comerica buy, targeting Dallas-Fort Worth and boosting US footprint.

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Texas Branches Expand as Fifth Third Grows Presence

Texas branches expand as Fifth Third leases 50 sites after Comerica buy, targeting Dallas-Fort Worth and boosting US footprint.

By Nina Dale

February 11, 2026

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New York’s Insurance Spike Is Squeezing CRE Deals

Banks Boost Apartment Lending Even as Troubled Loans Increase

Small Town CRE Gains Ground as Big City Assets Slide

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Austin’s Rent Slump Is Ending—And Investors Are Betting on a Rebound