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Sales of used homes in the US rose in October. But it may have been a flash sale, because mortgage rates are already climbing again.
News Corp subsidiary REA Group abandoned its monthlong quest to take control of Rightmove, which rejected four “unattractive” bids.
Zillow will be adding climate risk scores and insurance information to for-sale listings on its online marketplace.
Buying a home is expensive. And so is owning one. In the era of high mortgage rates and soaring expenses, is homeownership still worth it?
The DoJ launched an antitrust lawsuit against Thoma Bravo’s RealPage for allegedly helping property managers conspire to drive up rent.
Wells Fargo said Tuesday that it will sell most of its commercial mortgage servicing business to Trimont, a global loan services provider.
As mortgage rates drop, current homeowners are using the opportunity to refinance their mortgages at the fastest pace since 2022.
Tens of billions of dollars’ worth of apartment building loans and mortgages are at risk of distress as of the end of the second quarter.
Manhattan is now home to over 8,000 for-sale apartments, or around 1,000 more than the 10-year average. That’s a 9.8-month supply.
Institutional investors, including so-called US mega landlords, have increasingly been gaining dominance in the UK’s rental market.
High interest rates across the US and Europe have hurt commercial property values, but not when luxury retail is involved.
Residents have watched their dreams for a huge windfall dwindle as a glut of listings has come on the market, driving rental prices lower.
To have any hope of emerging from Chapter 11 without selling, the company needs to raise somewhere in the ballpark of $400 million.
Some of the more reliable office building tenants are reversing course by letting leases expire or subleasing space across major cities.
Sick of waiting for the Federal Reserve to make a move, home buyers and sellers seem to be accepting the market for what it is.
Home prices in the Lone Star State’s capital have dropped 12% since 2022 — the largest decline of any US city.
With home sales continuing to limp along, Home Depot and Lowe’s are reporting that do-it-yourselfers are cutting back on projects.
The supply is fixed, so investors are pouring capital into land needed to produce more food than we ever have.
With shoppers returning to stores, retailers are finding that yearslong discounts on rent are coming to a close.
RXR and Ares Management think the darkest hour is nearly over for New York City’s commercial real estate sector.