Land financing volumes are expected to increase in the fourth quarter and ramp up even more in 2026. Acquisition activity should pick up going forward. Look for strong demand over the next three years as borrowers want to get equity out of their land to re-invest. More
Here is the second part of our two-part article about industrial market. In this article, we break down rents in each region. (Click here to see Part I.) Regional Breakdown West Rents declined in several markets over the past year due to oversupply and slowing demand, pushing up vacancy rates and forcing landlords to lower More
Construction lending should start to pick back up in the hotel space going forward. There is a ton of liquidity and lenders in the market, therefore, most projects with a strong story will be able to grab financing. Watch for more active lenders in the private credit world, along with banks and life companies dipping their toes back in the game. Also, expect new entrants willing to fund higher leverage deals as part of the capital stack. More
After seeing some slowdown during the pandemic, leasing is picking up in the Midwest with retailers of all types filling spots in major cities and the surrounding suburbs. Grocery stores, restaurants, clothing brands and sports retailers all look to expand in America’s Heartland. JLL negotiated leases for six new tenants at Rosedale Center, a 1.1 More
The U.S. industrial real estate market remained resilient in the second quarter of 2025, even as investors and developers faced rising interest rates, financing challenges, elevated material and labor costs, supply chain disruptions, economic uncertainty and regional volatility, according to reports from JLL and Cushman & Wakefield. More
Equity investing has been tough the past year or so but with rates predicted to drop, will things start to return to normal? We asked the actual investors themselves for their predictions for equity investing overall, as well as their strategies going forward. Here is what they had to say. More
The U.S. multifamily real estate market experienced dramatic shifts during the pandemic, with prolonged disruptions and atypical trends. Now, signs of stability are emerging, suggesting this sector may be regaining its footing. More
There is a tremendous amount of liquidity within the multifamily bridge lending space. Banks, debt funds, private money lenders and life companies will be active and keep an eye out for greater allocations in 2026. There has been lots of dry powder ready to transact, but not enough deals available. If short-term rates trend downward, there will be an uptick in transactions and bridge lending. More
A recent CBRE survey — based on 3,600 capitalization rate estimates from over 200 real estate professionals across 50 markets — indicates a trend toward stabilization in cap rates across most commercial real estate sectors, despite ongoing economic uncertainty and subdued expectations for sales volume in the first half of 2025. The economic backdrop shifted briefly More
Count on increased demand for mezz loans, even with long-term rates dropping, as borrowers will need capital beyond what senior lenders are offering. There has been a pickup of new entrants coming to the market, as well as traditional private credit and life company lenders adding mezzanine lending to their offered loan products. More
This list includes some of the top bridge lenders. We have touched base with our vast inventory of lender contacts to get the most up-to-date information including their origination totals and terms. This information will give you an idea of what these capital providers are seeking in today’s market. More
We asked leaders in the multifamily industry to share their predictions for new development next year. Here is what they had to say. More
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