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CBRE’s Q3 Earnings Top Estimates but Leasing Lags Behind
Shares of CBRE’s stock were trading lower by almost 3 percent on Thursday morning, despite the real estate services firm’s stronger-than-expected earnings results during the third quarter of 2026. CBRE posted core earnings per share of $2.05 for the third quarter, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.97 per share and growing by 28 percent…
Affinius Capital Lends $98M for D.C. Multifamily Refi
The owners of a 324-unit apartment building in Washington, D.C.’s Mount Vernon Triangle have secured a $97.9 million refinancing from Affinius Capital, Commercial Observer has learned. The 14-story Class A property at 400 K Street NW called the Lydian was built in 2018 with 13,551 square feet of ground-floor retail. The borrower is a joint…
Blackstone Writes Down Real Estate Values But Remains Bullish On Data Centers
Blackstone reduced real estate values, but it remains optimistic about growth in data centers.
Debt Flood Shrinks Bank OZK's Real Estate Book Faster Than Planned
The one-time top U.S. construction lender has trimmed its borrowing to the commercial real estate industry, and not entirely by choice.
Development Constraints In Massachusetts Push More Investors To Southern New Hampshire
The looming rent control threat, high costs and regulatory pressures in Massachusetts are leading some investors and developers to move north to do business.
Developers Question Depth Of Miami's Branded Condo Craze
Developers are weighing the pros and cons of what it takes to work with brands like Gucci, Bugatti and Ritz-Carlton.
Pennsylvania Reveals Draft Map Of Areas To Benefit From Opportunity Zones 2.0
Pennsylvania shared which areas it is considering for the federal tax incentive program ahead of an Oct. 28 deadline.
'We Don't Have To Worry About The Future': Chicago Geothermal Apartment Tower Takes Shape
One Chicago developer is turning to about 22 miles of geothermal piping to power an all-electric Fulton Market apartment project.
The Governor Races And Referendums Where Housing Is On The Ballot
Housing affordability leads midterm discussions and has dominated the governor races in a handful of states.
