Capitalization rates for single-tenant net lease retail properties remained stable in the fourth quarter of 2025, indicating ...

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 ...

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 ...

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, ...

Historically, income has driven over 80% of long-term returns in U.S. core and core-plus real estate.[1] That contribution tended to decline during periods of strong growth and low interest rates, and ...

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 ...