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Yardi Matrix Director of Research Paul Fiorilla assesses the risks some financial institutions face at this late stage in the economic recovery.

Some of the top 30 U.S. metros over the next five years might be at risk of oversupply—while others might need new units.

Commercial real estate historically has been a cyclical sector, and eight years into a solid recovery, players are having trouble deciding whether to laugh at their good fortune or cry at the thought that prosperity is about to come to an end.

Longer development periods for multifamily assets could have a substantial impact on the market. Here's a look at how.

In the second quarter of 2017, shopping center deal flow fell at a rate greater than any other major asset class, fueled by concerns about the changing face of retail and whether individual tenants will be able to withstand the impact of e-commerce, notes Yardi Matrix Associate Director of Research

CBRE Group's latest U.S. retail report reveals improved demand for retail space in the first quarter of 2016, with better-positioned shopping centers achieving the highest performance.

CBRE's latest cap rates survey predicts business as usual for all property types, but offers a few warnings, as well.

The U.S. office market started 2016 off strong as demand for space continues to outpace new supply.

The unprecedented aging of the global population could unlock significant real estate investment opportunities.

As the renter population grows, it has become increasingly difficult to find affordable housing. A report from the NYU Furman Center and Capital One examines the implications.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board's recent changes to how companies report leasing transactions will likely have some ramifications for the CRE industry.

CityRealty's latest report reveals a slight drop in the number of Manhattan apartment sales, but prices are still reaching record highs.