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Struggling Malls Becoming Some Of The Hottest Development Targets

Struggling Malls Becoming Some Of The Hottest Development Targets

Rising housing demand and a shortage of developable land are transforming some aging malls into vibrant mixed-use communities. Developers are seizing on large mall sites—often surrounded by acres of surface parking—to add thousands of residential units, hotels, and...
CRE Distress Eases Slightly As Investors Eye Signs Of Stability

CRE Distress Eases Slightly As Investors Eye Signs Of Stability

A new analysis of commercial real estate (CRE) and commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) performance reveals a mixed picture: ongoing distress in certain sectors, balanced by resilience and improving sentiment across others. According to the latest data from...
5 Commercial Real Estate Trends To Watch

5 Commercial Real Estate Trends To Watch

As you explore opportunities in commercial real estate, traditional sectors like office, retail, multifamily, industrial, and development remain staples. However, market shifts and evolving demand are creating new avenues for investors who are ready to act quickly and...
Commercial Property Sales Under $25M Show 3.5% Gain In Early 2025

Commercial Property Sales Under $25M Show 3.5% Gain In Early 2025

Smaller commercial real estate deals are showing renewed momentum, even as overall activity lags behind the sector’s peak in 2022. According to Green Street, transactions between $5 million and $25 million totaled $45.24 billion in the first half of 2025—up 3.5% from...
Apartment Occupancy Holds Steady But One Metric Slows Across Major U.S. Markets

Multifamily Market May See Relief As Supply Peaks

Multifamily landlords in high-growth areas may soon experience some relief. Willy Walker, Chairman and CEO of Walker & Dunlop, who is set to speak at GlobeSt.’s multifamily panel on April 1 in New York City, believes that the overwhelming supply influx in...