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Texas Maps Out Its Next Opportunity Zones
605 census tracts have been nominated across the state, creating a new potential pipeline for tax-advantaged development.
Blackstone Seeks Liquidity Fix for $11B Real Estate Fund
Blackstone is getting creative with liquidity as investors seek exits and property values remain below their peak.
Multifamily Pullback Drags U.S. Housing Starts Near Pandemic-Era Lows
Housing starts missed expectations as multifamily development tumbled, while single-family construction rebounded.
NYC C-PACE Revamp Could Unlock More CRE Capital
New rules could increase loan sizes, expand eligible projects and give developers more flexibility.
The Fed Hikes Rates, Extending CRE’s Higher-for-Longer Era
The Fed’s first rate hike since 2023 tests CRE’s capital markets recovery, with refinancing pressure rising and the 10-year Treasury above 5%.
DFW Multifamily Distress Creates a New Investment Opportunity
Slowing development and deep discounts on vintage properties are drawing investors back to Dallas-Fort Worth.

