WASHINGTON, DC—Yet CoStar says most of the metrics in its latest Commercial Repeat Sale Indices show an investment sales market that has fully recovered.

NEW YORK CITY—The new platform, says FUEL CEO Glenn Murray, “automates the entire valuation process from end-to-end while delivering real-time transparency to every participant in the process.”

LONDON—CEO John D. Idol acknowledges that “our product and store experience did not sufficiently engage and excite consumers” during fiscal 2017.

NEW YORK CITY—Driven by the growth of e-commerce and the increasing emphasis on delivery speed, industrial distribution and retail real estate could eventually co-exist, says Fitch Ratings.

MADISON, NJ—The global value of investable real estate stock is expected to grow by 63% over the next decade to approximately $45 trillion, says PGIM Real Estate.

NEW YORK CITY—Rising mortgage rates “could deter more people from selling and keep pressure on inventories and prices,” says David M. Blitzer at S&P Dow Jones Indices.

DENVER—A proponent of the single-family rental sector and the chief revenue officer of Investability Real Estate, Dennis Cisterna explains the advantages smaller investors can enjoy from casting a bigger net.

NEW YORK CITY—Other forces besides possible Affordable Care Act repeal are at work in the healthcare sector, with an ongoing impact on the need for capital, says Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.