Close to 5 percent of all the single-family houses that developers started to build in 2022 are planned to be operated as rental houses.

Demand remains high and the tenant base is stable, leading to healthy interest from real estate investors.

Green Street’s David Bragg discusses how the surge in perpetual capital fundraising is creating ripple effects in the broader commercial real estate market.

The SFR boom has gotten some critical coverage, mostly around the impact of the growth of institutional ownership and on home pricing.

Strong credit profiles and outsized growth potential has created a steady market for car wash sale-leasebacks.

The updated offices include new trading floors with curved monitors, sit-and-stand desks, more lighting and higher ceilings.

Affordability remains a concern among for class-B and class-C apartment stock around the United States.

Technology has a vital role to play in the sector. But we need to reverse the trend of people serving technology to technology serving people.