NEW YORK CITY—Apartments and industrial, among other sectors, could see cash flow acceleration, while net lease could suffer if inflation and higher interest rates come, write analysts at Fitch Ratings.

NEW YORK CITY—“Tight supplies and rising prices may be deterring some people from trading up to a larger house,” says David M. Blitzer at S&P Dow Jones Indices.

CANNES, FRANCE—GlobeSt.com caught up with RICS chief executive Sean Tompkins at the recent MIPIM conference, where the organization rolled out a new requirement for managing conflicts of interest.

NEW YORK CITY—Each for different reasons, Millennials and Baby Boomers are gravitating toward apartments as a solution, says a Kroll Bond Rating Agency report.

ORLANDO, FL and BEIJING—The sale of Blackstone's remaining interest in SeaWorld Entertainment is the latest in a series of major real estate deals between the asset management giant and Chinese firms.

SAN FRANCISCO—A rising share of retailers' capex is targeting “the most productive markets and malls,” say analysts at Canaccord Genuity.

LONDON—The confirmation by developer Land Securities Group that it's negotiating with Deutsche Bank represents a vote of confidence in the financial center's post-Brexit future.

IRVINE, CA—Four months after the election results, “commercial real estate valuations remain in a lull as investors await more certainty,” says Peter Muoio at Ten-X.