
Morningstar DBRS confirmed credit ratings on five classes of the Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015‑C27, assigning B (sf) to Class C and C (sf) to Classes D, E, F and X‑B. The agency discontinued the rating on senior Class PEX after its repayment. Since the last review, four loans representing 25% of the pool were liquidated, driving total losses to $27.1 million and eroding over 82% of the unrated Class G balance. Projected liquidation scenarios suggest a $76.4 million loss that would fully write down lower‑rated tranches, supporting the current ratings.

Nuveen highlights housing municipal bonds as an overlooked segment delivering attractive yields amid rising affordable‑housing demand. Issuance of housing munis has tripled since 2016, now representing about 7% of the $4.4 trillion municipal market, and 10‑year bonds yield roughly 60 basis...
Borrower hesitation in high‑cost metros is increasingly driven by soaring insurance premiums, rising property‑tax and HOA costs, and the complexity of covering high‑value personal assets. Lenders report longer decision cycles, higher pre‑qualification fallout, and more renegotiations as total cost‑of‑ownership calculations...
Apollo Global Management is investing $1 billion for a 49% stake in a new joint venture with Realty Income Corp. to acquire roughly 500 single‑tenant retail properties under long‑term net leases. Realty Income will continue to manage the portfolio, with the...

Home flippers ended 2025 with sharply reduced returns as acquisition costs and high resale prices pushed gross ROI to 25.5%, the weakest level since the 2008 crisis. The sector’s share of total home sales fell to 7.4%, the lowest volume...
BrightSpire Capital sold the seven‑story Paragon Building in Long Island City for $28 million, a $36.3 million discount from its 2023 purchase price of $64.3 million. The sale represents a roughly 56 percent loss, reflecting broader devaluation in New York’s office market. Pearl Realty...

Canadian homeowners and condo investors are increasingly facing underwater properties as market values retreat. Insolvency filings tied to real estate rose to eight percent of all bankruptcies in 2025, up from five percent a year earlier. Experts warn that while...

UK housebuilders poured £3.17 bn into single‑family housing (SFH) rentals in 2025, a jump from £544 m in 2022 and representing 59 % of all build‑to‑rent (BTR) capital last year. The share of BTR investment in SFH has risen dramatically from 6 % in...

January 2026 showed a mixed property market. New buyer registrations steadied at 74 per branch, while 29 % of adults reported difficulty covering rent or mortgage payments. In lettings, each available home attracted an average of seven applicants, even as fully managed...

The UK lettings market has shown unexpected stability after the Autumn Budget, defying forecasts of a mass landlord exit. LRG’s Winter 2025/26 Lettings Report finds 51% of landlords intend to maintain or grow their portfolios, with tenant affordability driving 46%...
The Federal Reserve’s Basel III reproposal softens capital requirements for mortgage‑backed assets, notably easing the Tier 1 cap on mortgage servicing rights (MSRs) while keeping a 250% risk weight. It introduces LTV‑based risk‑weight tiers, dropping to 25% for loans under 50% LTV,...

Miami‑Dade’s residential market posted solid February gains, with total closed sales climbing 9.6% year‑over‑year. Single‑family transactions rose 4.3% to 733 units, while condo sales surged 14.7% to 845 units. Median single‑family prices hit $685,000, up 4.6% from last year, and...

European hotel investors remain bullish for 2026, driven by AI‑enabled cost efficiencies, according to Cushman & Wakefield. 58% plan to allocate more capital than in 2025, and 54% intend to be net buyers, while only 7% expect to sell. AI is...
Commercial real‑estate financing firm Gantry has arranged a $12 million permanent loan to refinance debt on two industrial warehouses in Hillsboro, Oregon. The 10‑acre site comprises 192,000 rentable square feet, including a 152,000‑square‑foot single‑tenant building and a 40,000‑square‑foot multi‑tenant flex space....
Marcus & Millichap’s 2026 Retail Investment Forecast ranks Charlotte and Raleigh as the top two U.S. retail markets. Charlotte posted a 3.5% vacancy rate, driven by big‑box and discount‑store leases, while Raleigh‑Durham held a 3.0% vacancy rate, buoyed by small‑shop...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the Plus One ADU program to simplify creation of accessory dwelling units in New York City. The initiative provides an ADU guidebook, an online application portal, and a library of pre‑approved plans managed by the Department...
Ken Griffin and Goldman Properties secured a $118 million loan from J.P. Morgan Chase to finance 545 Wyn, a 10‑story office tower in Miami’s Wynwood district. The duo purchased the 499,370‑square‑foot asset for $180 million in January, just three months after acquiring it. The...
The residential REIT sector is grappling with excess supply, uneven demand and rising operating costs, which are compressing rent growth and margins. Despite these near‑term headwinds, fundamentals such as limited for‑sale housing and strong household formation keep occupancy stable. Equity...
Non‑bank mortgage lenders reported a sharp 44% decline in net production profit per loan in Q4 2025, falling to $674 from $1,201 a quarter earlier, even as origination volume rose to $643 million per company. The industry’s profit margin slipped to 17...
Entry‑level homebuilders and buyers appear to be reaching a tentative truce, highlighted by Lennar Corp.'s aggressive price cuts and incentive programs. Over the past four years Lennar lowered average selling prices by 22%, while construction costs fell 7% and its...

ME Asset Management has launched a specialist investment platform that targets real‑estate assets burdened by building‑safety and remediation challenges. The platform pairs capital with in‑house remediation capabilities to acquire assets where technical complexity has caused pricing dislocation. Its first deal...

Realtor.com’s latest research pinpoints the week of April 12‑18 as the nation’s most advantageous period to list a home. The seven‑day "Goldilocks" window combines higher listing prices, stronger buyer demand, faster sales cycles and reduced competition. Sellers who...

Regulatory reforms in Italy are set to clarify the legal framework for financing data‑centre projects, addressing long‑standing ambiguities in mortgage enforcement and securitisation structures. The country’s data‑centre market is projected to double its capacity within five years, driven by hyperscale...

The UK private rented sector (PRS) fell 5.1% in value last year, marking a third consecutive year of decline and a £79 bn loss since 2022. While overall UK housing rose 3.8%, landlord exits are accelerating, prompting questions about who purchases...

Market Financial Solutions, a £2 bn shadow bridging lender, entered administration after allegations of double‑pledged assets, leaving an estimated £1.3 bn shortfall for creditors. Administrators FRP Advisory and Begbies Traynor have been tasked with selling more than 250 property companies linked to...

Rightmove’s March data shows the price gap between a typical first‑time‑buyer home and a mid‑market three‑to‑four‑bedroom property has hit a record 52%, widening to £118,902. Nationally the average first‑time price is £226,955, while a second‑step home costs £345,857, demanding a...

Sub‑4% fixed‑rate mortgages have vanished from the UK market as major banks withdrew the last remaining two‑ and five‑year products in early March. The pull‑back follows a wave of lender repricing driven by rising swap rates and heightened margin concerns....

Orlando home sales rebounded in February, with closed transactions climbing 15.5% month‑over‑month to 1,888 and a 2.8% year‑over‑year increase. Pending contracts rose 13.8%, signaling strong spring demand, while inventory edged higher by 2% to 11,975 homes but months‑of‑supply slipped to...

Pending home sales in February rose 1.8% month‑over‑month but slipped 0.8% year‑over‑year, reflecting a modest rebound after a brief dip in mortgage rates. Active inventory jumped 7.9% YoY, giving buyers more leverage in many regions. The South and West posted...
Construction spending for hospitals and clinics is set to hit $30.7 billion in 2026, an 11.6% jump from 2025 and the highest level since the 2024 record. ConstructConnect projects a 7% compounded annual growth rate, reaching $38.8 billion by 2030, driven by...

A Toronto Regional Real Estate Board report shows GTA condo sales fell 15% year‑over‑year in Q4 2025, with listings down 8.1% and average prices slipping 5.1% to $652,945. With a surplus of new units and falling rents, many owners—especially 18‑34‑year‑olds—are choosing...

Canadian home sales declined again in February, falling 1.3% from January and 8.1% versus February 2025 on a non‑seasonally adjusted basis. New listings slipped 3.9% month‑over‑month, pushing the sales‑to‑new‑listings ratio up to 47.6% but still below the long‑term balanced benchmark...

February 2026 rental report shows national median asking rent fell to $1,667, a 1.7% year‑over‑year decline and the lowest level in four years. This marks the 30th consecutive month of declines for 0‑2‑bedroom units across the 50 largest U.S. metros....

Myer’s nine‑level flagship on Melbourne’s Bourke Street Mall is being positioned for a $450 million sale, potentially giving investment firm Forza Capital sole ownership. The property, currently split among Abacus Property Group, Vicinity Centres and Charter Hall, last traded at just...

The United States faces a tightening housing market as supply constraints clash with lingering inflationary pressures. Vacancy rates have fallen to historic lows, pushing rents and home prices upward while wages remain stagnant. Builders confront higher material costs and labor...

Landowners eyeing data‑center sales often focus on price per acre, but true value depends on power access, entitlement status, and infrastructure readiness. Buyers typically seek long diligence periods and cooperation to de‑risk the site, aiming to create a shovel‑ready or...

Virginia’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C‑PACE) program, authorized by the 2015 Virginia C‑PACE Act, now operates in more than 20 localities, providing developers with long‑term, fixed‑rate financing for energy‑efficient upgrades. Recent transactions in Prince William County, Richmond, and Rockingham...
The U.S. pharmacy sector is shedding more than 2,000 stores since 2022, with Walgreens targeting 1,200 closures, CVS 1,170 and Rite Aid exiting entirely after its 2023 bankruptcy. These closures free up prime corner parcels typically 7,000‑14,000 sq ft, which remain highly sought...
Broward Health secured a $97 million loan from UMB Bank to construct a six‑story, 114,000‑square‑foot medical office in Deerfield Beach, featuring 75 exam rooms focused on cardiovascular, neuroscience and orthopedics. The facility, adjacent to the Broward Health North campus, is slated...

UK mortgage rates edged higher on Monday, with the average two‑year fixed rate climbing to 5.20% and the five‑year rate to 5.25%, reflecting market expectations that the Bank of England will keep policy tight. At the same time, pump prices...
Prairie farmland is entering a split market, with premium land still appreciating while average parcels stagnate or decline. After 15‑20 years of steady gains, 2024 saw a 9.3% national price rise and a 13.1% jump in Saskatchewan, but offers per...

Nevada, once celebrated for affordable housing, is now facing soaring costs that threaten its reputation as a low‑price market. In Las Vegas, investor‑owned single‑family rentals have climbed to roughly 11 percent, far above the national 3 percent average. Clark County’s...

Publicly‑traded REITs posted a 6.3% year‑over‑year rise in net operating income, with occupancy remaining in the mid‑to‑upper 90% range for most sectors and office at 87%. The FTSE Nareit U.S. All‑Equity REIT index delivered a 10.5% total return through February,...
Crescent Heights has launched Panorama, a 236‑unit condominium tower in Atlanta’s upscale Buckhead district. The high‑rise, originally built as an apartment building in 1984, was acquired in November 2024 for just over $55 million and re‑configured for luxury condo sales. Units...

Spending on U.S. data‑center construction surpassed office projects for the first time at the end of 2025, reflecting a rapid shift toward digital infrastructure. Meta’s Ohio hub, launched in 2017, attracted Amazon, Google and Microsoft, creating a regional tech cluster....
Industrial outdoor storage is evolving into electrified industrial outdoor storage (EIOS), attracting investors and tenants seeking high‑capacity power sites. Rents for EIOS properties with 4,000 amps or more are up to 49% higher, and tenants are willing to pay a 20‑30%...

GPE has sold a prime office building in Fitzrovia for a price that exceeds its book value by £172 million, marking one of the most significant premiums in recent London CRE transactions. The deal highlights the continued appetite for high‑quality office...

New single‑family home sizes have plateaued after years of decline, with Q4 2025 median square footage holding steady at 2,183 sq ft and the mean nudging up to 2,447 sq ft. The brief size surge in 2021, driven by ultra‑low mortgage rates, receded as rates...

Derwent London has leased the entire Network W1 office block to a fast‑growing artificial‑intelligence firm, securing the full floor space in one of London’s most coveted districts. The deal, reportedly covering roughly 12,000 square feet, commands a rent premium of...

Long Island landlord Soheil Khayyam acquired the 68‑74 Thompson Street multifamily building in Soho for $58 million, reflecting a 4.7% capitalization rate. The property comprises 75 residential units—11 of which are rent‑stabilized—and four street‑level commercial spaces. The off‑market transaction closed in under...