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The office market is starting to boom again, as leases are up 25 percent year-over-year.

The company plans on dealing with liabilities and returning capital to shareholders.

Bill putting 16,000 more units under rent control won't take effect if voters reject Prop. 33.

Fed rate cuts will help, but it's unclear how much more the banks can expect in the future.

The multifamily sector is scheduled to set a 40-year delivery record this year.

Positive signs are emerging including a reversal of acquisition to refinance ratios on Fannie Mae loans.

The strong warehousing sector was always going to retract as retail markets returned closer to normal.

Leasing activity continues to grow while new supply is declining, signaling a shift in the office market.