Redfin reports that a switch in home-to-job locations will disrupt prices.

Washington, D.C., and North Carolina, selectively, aren't experiencing the national pause.

Colliers says 59% of developments under construction are preleased.

The firm calls $346 million for market-rate workforce housing a company "milestone."

LaSalle says it's "reckless to conclude real estate will emerge unscathed from capital market chaos."

The firm and industry observers point to bonds, returns, capital flows, expenses, energy, construction and central banks.

NAI Global says those who were "boxed out" could enter while institutional investors stall.

Prices keep rising, but at a much slower pace, with Washington, D.C., the weakest of top markets.