Stadium districts are reshaping US cities as teams and developers invest billions in mixed-use developments to revive downtowns.

Urban hotels showed strong Q1 recovery as group events and business travel boosted demand in major US cities.

Hotel downturn forces major brands and REITs to cut forecasts as soft demand, cancellations, and economic uncertainty impact 2025 outlooks.

College towns face economic strain as declining enrollment impacts universities, local businesses, and housing markets.

Wynn Resorts ends its NYC casino bid, citing rezoning issues and opposition, as industry frustration with the process grows.

Luxury real estate demand is booming downtown as wealthy buyers seek condos in Tribeca, West Village, and Chelsea.

CRE market stabilizes in Q1 2025 with $98B in transactions and strong multifamily and industrial performance.

Economic conditions shape leasing, investment, and development trends across US commercial real estate sectors in 2025.

CRE prices fell across all major sectors in April for the first time since 2010, highlighting market weakness and shifting investor sentiment.

Housing risk grows as rising rates and falling sales drag down residential and commercial real estate in 2025.

CRE transaction volumes have continued rebounding in 2025, but distress levels and loan maturities suggest turbulence.

Mall anchors are shifting in 2025 as visit-focused strategies boost traffic through dining, fitness, and experiential retail.

Warren Buffett just changed his stance on real estate, and it’s a big deal. In this video, we dig into what he said, why he thinks real estate is no longer worth it, and how this compares to his old views from the 2010s. We’ll look at the power of leverage, the returns from stocks vs housing, and why Buffett might see a crash coming.

Redfin CEO Glen Kelman just admitted what the industry has denied for years: U.S. home prices are finally falling. With new home builders slashing prices and major markets like Texas and Florida already crashing, this might be the biggest real estate bubble in U.S. history and it’s bursting.

Retailers including Costco and Best Buy have already raised prices as a way to mitigate the tariff impact.

Class B industrial assets offer strong yields in 2025 as investors shift focus to value-add opportunities and rising rent escalations.

Office conversions are transforming vacant buildings into housing as cities push incentives to ease shortages and revitalize downtowns.

CRE loans face rising defaults, reaching the highest rate since 2014, raising concerns for lenders and investors in 2025.