Commercial real estate is heading into 2026 with a split personality: parts of the market are quietly stabilizing while ...

The Federal Reserve has begun cutting rates. Borrowing costs should be falling. Commercial real estate should be breathing a sigh of relief. Yet the sector remains locked in a frustrating stalemate, ...

Conventional wisdom has long said: where interest rates go, cap rates soon follow. In other words, when the cost of capital is high, so too is the ratio of a property’s net operating income to its ...

With a slower economy and higher unemployment, construction took a hit in 2025. Experts and research firms forecast a year of stabilization and recovery for commercial real estate in 2026. Here's what ...

The commercial real estate market may face the prospect of higher borrowing costs even as President Donald Trump places downward pressure on the Federal Reserve, leading lenders stressed at the 58th ...

Three years ago—when the Fed began raising interest rates to help stem high inflation—a valuation gap emerged between public and private real estate as evidenced by the implied cap rate from Nareit’s ...

The Federal Reserve closed 2025 similar to the way it rounded out 2024, with three straight interest rate cuts. Also giving a sense of deja vu, commercial real estate will enter the new year with ...

Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate market posted a strong start to the year, with investment volume rising 11% year-on-year to US$33 billion in the first quarter of 2025, according to CBRE’s latest ...

Interest rates range from around 5% to 14% for commercial real estate loans. But your specific rate will depend on lots of factors, such as the loan type, property and your creditworthiness. Many, or ...