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Six years after billion-dollar housing pledges, Big Tech has built more hype than homes, thanks to California’s notorious red tape.

Debt funds, banks, and CMBS lenders fueled a 45% jump in lending momentum, offering borrowers more favorable terms and higher leverage.

The U.S. commercial property market remains locked in a stalemate, with limited sales keeping values from moving meaningfully in either direction.

NYC just approved its biggest residential rezoning in 20 years—nearly 10,000 new homes are coming to Midtown South.

A shift in strategy could bring two iconic assets to market, as the REIT leans further into NYC.

The US rental market is holding its ground, but early signs of economic drag and demand fatigue are starting to show.