CARROLLTON, TX—After a sluggish first quarter, the April through June period yielded one of the biggest quarterly totals for multifamily renter demand in recent years, says MPF Research.

NEW YORK CITY—Madison International Realty's Ronald Dickerman, who was in London as the EU referendum unfolded, tells GlobeSt.com what the coming months will bring for the investment climate domestically and in Europe.

WASHINGTON, DC—Yet the study, conducted by CEM Benchmarking for NAREIT, found that listed equity REITs represented the smallest allocation among 200 major pension plans in 2014.

NEW YORK CITY—Despite strong fundamentals in the residential sector, S&P Dow Jones' Blitzer sees a couple of clouds of uncertainty on the horizon, most recently last week's UK vote to leave the European Union.

GREENWOOD, CO—The storage REIT has been on an acquisition tear thus far in 2016, reflecting "our continued focus on increasing our ownership in existing markets," says CEO Arlen Nordhagen.

DALLAS—The hotel REIT has "one of the highest quality hotel portfolios in the public lodging REIT universe and we will not sell below full and fair value," CEO Monty Bennett wrote the Weisman Group.

WASHINGTON, DC—May's year-over-year decline in construction unemployment continues a string of annual decreases in the sector's jobless rate that began in the fall of 2010, says Associated Builders and Contractors.

NEW YORK CITY—What makes a retail district "cool" is hard to define objectively, but it's an issue that retailers cannot afford to ignore, says Cushman & Wakefield, which spotlights Brooklyn's Sunset Park and 14 other leading-edge neighborhoods.