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Luxury Apartments Are Quietly Driving Rents Down in Hot U.S. Markets
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Luxury Apartments Are Quietly Driving Rents Down in Hot U.S. Markets

Markets that built more apartments saw meaningful rent reductions, while cities with less new construction saw rents hold steady.
Job Growth Loses Predictive Power in Multifamily Rent Trends

Job Growth Loses Predictive Power in Multifamily Rent Trends

Multifamily investors can no longer rely solely on job data. A deeper shift is reshaping rent performance.
CRE Pricing Splits While New Supply Hits 12-Year Low

CRE Pricing Splits While New Supply Hits 12-Year Low

Data reveals a growing gap in commercial property values as construction slows and demand shifts.
Alphabet Accelerates AI Race with $4.75B Acquisition of Data Center Firm Intersect

Alphabet Accelerates AI Race with $4.75B Acquisition of Data Center Firm Intersect

Alphabet is betting $4.75B on Intersect to speed up data center growth and power its AI future.
Federal Real Estate’s Roller Coaster Year: Chaos, Confusion & Course Corrections

Federal Real Estate’s Roller Coaster Year: Chaos, Confusion & Course Corrections

Lease terminations, rescinded sales, and a GSA in flux defined federal real estate this year.
Rent Is Quietly Driving Inflation Lower

Rent Is Quietly Driving Inflation Lower

CPI slowed to 2.7% in November, with core inflation easing to 2.6%.

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