It exited 47.2% of locations and reduced future rent expenses by more than 50%.

A new SEC case is an example of an unfortunate trend.

And that's at best. It's still possible that there could be no cuts.

It's another bit of bad news when considering if an expected wave of CRE problems is an overhyped myth or a realistic prediction.

39% of the CMBS loans mature in the Q1 became delinquent and failed to pay off or get extended.

If rents turn upward, so does one of the major factors in inflation, giving the Fed more reasons to keep interest rates high.

Decentralization can become a tool for medical facilities to reduce their carbon footprints.

Hospitality saw the biggest jump while multifamily was the highest trading asset.