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For much of the past decade, office demand shifted toward vibrant, mixed-use urban districts as companies sought “live-work-play” environments that

For much of the past decade, luxury high-rise apartment towers represented the most visible expression of multifamily growth. Strong population gains, inexpensive

Insurance costs have long been one factor in evaluating development sites and land uses, but rising climate risk and growing

Commercial real estate investment activity remains well below the highs of the previous cycle, and capital markets conditions continue to

The overall U.S. commercial real estate recovery that began in 2025 accelerated early in 2026, with stronger capital flows, improved

For decades, commercial real estate leases followed a fairly predictable formula. Landlords sought long-term commitments that provided stable income, while

One of America’s best affordable housing tools is still being held back For years, manufactured housing has been treated as

After several years of elevated vacancy, downsizing and uncertainty surrounding workplace demand, portions of the office market have finally begun

For much of the last commercial real estate cycle, scale itself was often viewed as a competitive advantage. The industry

The office market is often described as either recovering or collapsing. The data increasingly suggests neither explanation fully captures what