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The U.S. CMBS market saw another uptick in distress last month, with the office sector continuing to rewrite the record books—for all the wrong reasons.

HUD staffing cuts, halted inspections, and frozen vouchers are disrupting development timelines and putting low-income renters at risk across the U.S.

Lower rates are pulling Treasury yields down and pushing transaction momentum up across CRE.

The MBA forecasts a 24% surge in loan originations next year, driven by falling rates and market resilience.

A nationwide apartment supply surge and slowing job growth are shifting market dynamics.

Signs of a CRE recovery are emerging, and Blackstone is getting in early.