Allen Morris Co. has received a $132.5 million construction loan for Ponce Park, a European-inspired condominium being built along the southern entrance to the central commercial district in Coral Gables, Florida.
Senior housing operator Horizon House has started an expansion at its First Hill campus in Seattle, backed by $600 million in investment bond financing.
The New Haven, Connecticut, market saw an 11% increase in capital markets activity in 2025 compared with the prior year, driven primarily by a few large multifamily transactions. Despite the rise, total sales volume in 2025 was still 6% below the annual average from 2015 to 2019.
Seattle's commercial sales market is showing signs of a rebound. Overall sales volume remains below its most recent peak but is starting to move back toward historic pre-pandemic norms.
Multifamily investors are approaching Charlotte, North Carolina, with cautious optimism in 2026, despite an increase in multifamily supply diluting property values.
Boise, Idaho’s multifamily market rebalance continues into the first quarter of 2026, though the market’s asking rent performance hasn’t quite synced with the trend.
Builders finished the year with shovels in the ground after a quiet autumn, as a 5.6% increase in housing starts pushed the 2025 total to 259,028 across the country.
The U.S. multifamily sector closed 2025 with easing demand, elevated supply, and rent growth that flattened after nearly two years of modest gains. The past year was marked by deceleration across several indicators as the market continued to adjust to three consecutive years of substantial new completions.
Interstate Equities and global asset manager PGIM teamed up to buy four apartment complexes in California's Silicon Valley and downtown Seattle, two of the tech industry’s home regions.
The average asking rent for an Albuquerque apartment fell 0.4% in 2025, marking the first decline in 16 years as landlords drop prices amid competition for renters.
A private individual has acquired a pair of 24-unit apartment complexes in Orange, California, from another investor for $13.06 million. The adjoining properties, at 1475 and 1519 W. Palmyra Ave., traded at approximately $272,083 per unit.
Global real estate investment management firm Heitman has raised $2.6 billion to invest across several property sectors in the latest example of big institutional investors rising above challenges in capital markets.
New York City’s housing conversation has increasingly centered on affordability, tenant protections and the role policy will play in shaping market conditions over the next year.
Cumulatively, Hartford, Connecticut, area saw a 20% year-over-year improvement in capital markets activity, even with one of the four major sectors experiencing a decline.