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A wave of maturing debt, totaling trillions of dollars, is creating significant pressure on the commercial real estate market, leading to falling property values.
Australia's housing market growth slowed in December, with Sydney and Melbourne prices dipping 0.1% amid fears of interest rate hikes. Perth and Adelaide bucked the trend, posting strong gains.
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates this week, but economists warn this may not lead to a significant drop in mortgage rates for homebuyers in 2026.
Commercial real estate saw its first negative year-over-year transaction volume in October 2025, driven by high interest rates and economic uncertainty. Industrial and multifamily properties led sales
The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut has led to a surprising outcome: mortgage rates have risen, creating confusion and division in the real estate market.
Alabama's housing market is cooling, with home values dropping by 0.4% from January to September. Most counties and cities saw price declines, influenced by higher interest rates and a shift from a se
Top U.S. real estate executives are navigating persistent market uncertainty, as the impact of interest rate cuts remains limited and trade policies create new challenges.
The U.S. real estate franchise market saw sales grow just 0.1% in 2024, as high interest rates and low consumer confidence led to the fewest home sales since 1995.
Private real estate faces challenges from past underwriting errors and overconfidence before 2022 rate hikes. Distributions are low, hindering fundraising, but niche sectors like data centers show res
Following a second interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, average mortgage rates have dropped to a multi-year low of 6.19%, prompting experts to call it a prime time to buy.
National average 30-year fixed mortgage rates dipped to 6.36% today, October 11, 2025. This follows a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, offering a welcome shift for homebuyers and refinancers.
The US housing market is experiencing increased friction, with rising home purchase cancellations and listing withdrawals reflecting widespread consumer frustration.
