The housing bubble didn’t pop. It inverted. New homes are cheaper than old ones, builders are engineering demand, and retirees are propping up the market. This is the hidden reality of housing in 2025.

The latest jobs report reveals rising unemployment and slowing growth, posing challenges for rental housing demand in 2026.

Rental market trends in 2025 reveal rising apartment sizes, record office conversions, and Gen Z mobility shaping demand.

Office recovery gains momentum in 2025 as prices rise, construction slows, and coworking expands amid hybrid work trends.

Industrial markets report ranks Richmond and Oklahoma City as top performers due to strong demand and limited space availability.

Multifamily concessions will remain key in 2026 as high vacancy rates push landlords to offer more tenant incentives.

Rent is now dragging down inflation and will likely keep it from rising meaningfully for years, all thanks to cooling housing costs.

Real estate liquidity rose in Q3 2025 as loan activity and investor access improved across US and European markets.

Multifamily outlook for 2026 shows slow rent growth and soft demand, but long-term fundamentals and capital flow remain strong.

Explore 2025 rental market trends, from affordable Southern metros to high-demand cities like NYC, DC, and Miami.

Luxury rentals are being customized by tenants with landlord approval, adding value and boosting long-term tenant retention.

Economic uncertainty deepens as conflicting inflation, jobs, and spending data raise questions about the US economy’s direction.

CRE transactions hit $23.8B in November as seasonal slowdowns masked strong market signals heading into 2026, LightBox data shows.

Multifamily spreads remain steady in Q4 2025 as vacancy rates hit 7.2% and rent growth weakens across several US markets.

Multifamily deals are rising as private buyers replace cautious institutional capital, keeping the market active despite slower rent growth.

Office expansion is back on the agenda for 2026, but economic uncertainty could slow execution for many large companies.

Single-tenant retail sees renewed growth as private investors return, driving deal volume and pricing stability in 2025.

Self storage market rebounds in 2025 as investment rises but rent growth slows amid rising supply pressures.

Office leases in 2025 were dominated by finance and tech firms, with major renewals and expansions across top US markets.