DALLAS—Spun off from a closed-end fund in the spring of 2015, the apartment REIT is winning with its focus on workforce housing.

IRVING, TX—The hotel REIT's president and COO has served as interim executive officer since the retirement of president and CEO Richard A. Smith this past September.

NEW YORK CITY—However, Fitch Ratings expects greater volatility in delinquencies as the year progresses; “the initial calm is not likely to last.”

WASHINGTON, DC—However, five property segments outperformed the S&P 500 for the month, and the number rises to eight on a 12-month basis.

WASHINGTON, DC—"Even a pick-up in wage growth may be insufficient to compensate the impact of higher mortgage rates and home prices,” says Lawrence Yun at the National Association of Realtors.

CHICAGO—Lodging REITs have bought an average of $4 billion in US assets per annum, “indicating the amount of buying power they could hold this year,” says JLL.

NEW YORK CITY—Yet the latest RICS US Commercial Property Monitor does cite concerns over interest rates increase and the disruptive effects of the new administration in Washington.

NEW YORK CITY—The addition of 184 properties in an acquisition from Cabot Properties brings DRA Advisors' industrial footprint to more than 45 million square feet.