Building material prices for home building and remodeling are up 20% year-over-year and 33% higher since the pandemic began. This will be a lagging contributor to higher rents, home prices, and inflation given ongoing affordability challenges.

The go-to financing choices of CRE investors and developers are shifting as rising interest rates chase inflation amid clouds of uncertainty.

Think cap rates are crazy low? They could drop even more as investors battle to own CRE income streams, according to a new analysis from First American Financial Corporation. But the firm says cap rates may be reaching a cyclical bottom.

Multifamily rents have increased significantly for new leases while concessions have tanked—and the sector is showing no signs of cooling off

eXp Commercial Partner O’Connor Tax Reduction Experts will cover: Cost Segregation 101 – Reduce Federal Income Tax and Enhance Cash Flow Through Smarter Depreciation Use

The U.S. apartment market is scheduled to complete more than 414,000 market-rate units in 2022, and another 442,000 units in 2023. We haven't seen completion levels that high since the 1970s and early 1980s.