For the first time in decades, the rent-to-income ratio has reached 40%. Nearly 70% of renter households have a gross family income that is less than the US median and soon (if not already) that is c...
Cloaked in the language of ‘things are better, but’ the message is that tight monetary policy could be indefinite. Even as such high-profile economists as Janet Yellen, Paul Krugman, and ...
With apartments once more leading the way and industrial seeing the shallowest drop, all major property sectors again posted annual price declines in August amid a sustained retreat in deal activity...
Borrowing costs, capital flows, pool of lenders, seller financing, and more. Discussions about debt have become largely up-and-down discussions. Things are better or, more often these days, things ar...
Avoiding a government shutdown was positive, but there are still many events and trends that suggest a recession could be in the offing. Such high-profile economists as Janet Yellen, Paul Krugman, an...
The U.S. foreclosure rate held steady in July for the 17th consecutive month in July at 0.3% while the serious delinquency rate (90 days or more late) dropped to a 23-year low at 1%, according to new ...
The commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) delinquency rate rose 14 basis points to 4.39% in September, according to new data from Trepp LLC. This is the second-highest reading for the CMBS...
Pre-pandemic norms of 2019 take hold such as concessions returning. The apartment market is expected to cool now that summer’s activity is past, MRI Real Estate Software’s latest report s...
It used to be 28%. Count yourself fortunate if you live in one of the four counties – among 578 studied – where home prices are more affordable than they used to be. For almost everyone...
Not every borrower, or even sector, can count on debt financing, but it also isn’t impossible to find. CRE investment sales have been sinking and disappointing, as MSCI’s overall c...