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Industrial rents decline, leasing slows, and tenants increasingly favor lower-cost properties across New York City.

The private equity giant has already deployed nearly half of its $19.2 billion infrastructure fund into high-growth sectors.

More apartments are giving DFW renters more choices, greater leverage, and some much-needed relief on monthly costs.

Slower economic growth isn’t telling the full story. Stronger private demand is helping support rental housing.

Leasing activity is accelerating, and landlords with premium office portfolios are beginning to reap the benefits.

New York is doubling funding for its commercial lease assistance program as retail rents rise and storefront competition reaches new highs.