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Sports and entertainment concepts come in first place with retail landlords
Sports and entertainment retailers are grabbing sites in markets across the country. Retail landlords are drawn to these brands as they typically can bring in all-day traffic and usually take up larger spots. Pickleball venues continue to be hot, along with trampoline parks, bowling alleys/arcades, golf simulators and even immersive game show venues. More
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CBRE predicts a more active investment landscape in 2026
Cap rates showed signs of renewed stability in the second half of 2025 as volatility eased and investor sentiment strengthened, according to CBRE’s U.S. Cap Rate Survey H2 2025. CBRE notes that financing conditions are gradually improving, supported by increased lender participation and stronger price discovery. More
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CRE experts give their predictions for 2026
We checked in with some industry leaders to get their predictions for various topics in the commercial real estate market for the rest of the year. From equity investing, construction, bridge, CMBS lending and condos, the experts give us their forecasts for 2026. More
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Grocery chains snatch up empty retail spots from coast to coast
Grocery tenants continue to be highly sought after by retail owners as a great way to fill space. Owners and landlords like grocery stores since they bring all-day traffic to the property and typically tend to offer reliability, even during uncertain economic times. Grocery-anchored centers also are extremely attractive to all lender types as a great way to get money out the door. More
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Dick’s Sporting Goods sports major growth
Sporting goods retailer Dick’s Sporting Goods boasts recent new store openings and new leases under all of its brands, including two new locations in Ohio. Many of the new locations are taking over empty larger mall spots. The retailer recently announced strong revenue growth and expansion plans, particularly with the acquisition of Foot Locker. More
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Construction lending pipelines are starting to flow: Part II
The construction pipeline slowdown of 2024 and 2025 is actually setting up well-capitalized developers for a favorable supply dynamic. Projects breaking ground now will deliver into markets with less competing new supply in 2027 and 2028. Sponsors that can tell a differentiated story in their market will be the ones attracting the most competitive terms. More
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Multifamily lending expected to be robust in 2026
Expect multifamily lending to be robust throughout the year, especially as the agencies are eager to hit their caps and banks return to the space. Agencies raised lending caps from $73B to $88B for 2026. All size banks, CMBS, life companies and credit unions are all actively seeking quality multifamily loans. Also, keep an eye on debt funds and private money lenders who raised capital to be eager to win deals. More
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Construction lending pipelines are starting to flow: Part I
Construction loans will be much easier to obtain this year, and it is a great time to be a borrower because of ample liquidity in the market and index compression. There is an increase in viable lenders — including the banks — that are getting more aggressive as the year continues. More
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Banks will show positive momentum this year
Bank lending volume will rise in 2026 as interest rates remain steady. All banks — including the money center banks — are back in the market in a big way. Unlike the restrictive posture of 2023 to 2024, banks are under pressure to deploy capital and re-balance portfolios, leading to increased competition for quality assets and seasoned sponsors. More
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MBA predicts positive news for CRE in 2026
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) announced at its 2026 Commercial/Multifamily Finance Convention and Expo earlier this month in San Diego that total commercial mortgage origination volume is forecasted to increase 27% to $805.5B in 2026 from the $633.7B expected in 2025. Multifamily origination volume is expected to increase 21% to $399.2B in 2026 from the $330.B expected in 2025. More
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Industrial properties will face headwinds but will weather the storm
Despite some headwinds, industrial will still be a hot property type this year due to strong fundamentals and continued growth potential. Industrial has long been the darling of the industry, however; leasing velocity has slowed and changes in tariffs have softened demand and sales. More
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C-PACE becomes mainstream in 2026
After a year of record volume and large deals, C‑PACE has solidified its place as a mainstream solution within CRE financing. Originations soared in 2025 as borrowers leaned on it to revive stalled projects, blend down capital costs and navigate selective senior lending. With lender consent rising and equity still constrained, industry leaders expect C‑PACE to play an even larger role in 2026’s measured recovery. More
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