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Apartment Pricing Reset Exposes a Two-Tier Capital Market
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Apartment Pricing Reset Exposes a Two-Tier Capital Market

Apartment values are down 10%, but the real story is the growing gap between coastal winners and oversupplied Sun Belt markets.
Manhattan Office Leasing Poised for Strongest Year Since 2000

Manhattan Office Leasing Poised for Strongest Year Since 2000

Leasing activity surged 17% in May, pushing Manhattan’s office market toward its strongest annual performance since 2000.
Q2 2026 Burns + CRE Daily Fear and Greed Index

Q2 2026 Burns + CRE Daily Fear and Greed Index

Capital access worsened across CRE as inflation fears and higher rates pushed investors back to the sidelines.
Goldman Sachs Backs Tokenized Real Estate as Institutional Adoption Accelerates

Goldman Sachs Backs Tokenized Real Estate as Institutional Adoption Accelerates

The investment bank is partnering with Apex and Archax to launch a blockchain-native real estate fund.
Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Show a Split Market in Early 2026

Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Show a Split Market in Early 2026

MBA’s latest data shows a mixed picture for commercial mortgage performance across capital sources.
Cities Test Limits of SB 840 as Housing Debate Intensifies

Cities Test Limits of SB 840 as Housing Debate Intensifies

North Texas cities aren’t blocking multifamily projects outright, but developers say they’re making them harder to build.

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