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Blackstone Drives January CRE Sales as It Repositions Its Portfolio
Blackstone’s latest deals reveal where CRE capital is moving next.
U.S. Rental Market Cools, but Affordability Crisis Deepens
Harvard’s 2026 rental housing analysis highlights worsening affordability, rising cost burdens, and persistent supply shortages across the U.S. housing market.
Banks Tiptoe Back Into Retail CRE Lending
Open-air centers and grocery-anchored retail are proving more resilient than expected.
Texas Retail Market Hits Record Occupancy Across Major Metros
Population growth and grocery-anchored development are keeping Texas retail markets near full occupancy.
Global CRE Bidding Competition Levels Out Across Property Types
JLL’s latest bid intensity data points to steady investor demand and improving liquidity heading into 2026.
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Leasing volume fell to 2.23M SF in February as large office deals slowed sharply.

