The number of sellers reached a six-year high in August, while buyer demand remained near a record low.

More than half have postponed dispositions, but 82% still expect to expand their portfolios.

Vacancy is falling in bulk logistics facilities as construction of million-square-foot properties drops nearly 70% from its peak.

Cohen & Steers' Jeff Palma says economic resilience and stubborn inflation could keep long-term yields elevated for years.

Vacancies are rising at some income-restricted properties as most new affordable supply targets renters with more housing options.

A small decline in construction time last year did little to reverse the long-term increase in multifamily development schedules.

Visits increased during the peak summer season, while adults under 45 remain underrepresented among customers living near golf facilities.

Operators reduced the share of units receiving concessions in July, but average discounts remained high and exceeded year-earlier levels in every U.S. region.