Commercial

Home prices in distressed neighborhoods continue to keep up with gains in the broader, national housing market.

Find out which markets are seeing a boost in economic and demographic variables that are leading to a booming commercial sector.

The amount of apartment space per renter has been shrinking while the number of renters per unit has remained the same.

Get NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun’s latest real estate forecast, and learn how practitioners are navigating high prices and low inventory.

With rental growth and resilience in student housing, investment companies, such as Blackstone Inc., are making noteworthy acquisitions in the sector.

“They’re coming in and they’re basically bullying people out with cash offers,” says one association president about the uptick in investor activity.

Turning the rising number of empty office buildings into apartments has increasingly been cited as a way to help alleviate housing shortages.

The number of home flips is at its highest point since 2006.

Researchers say the sudden turnaround may be signs of a lasting trend or more of a temporary blip—which will come to light this summer.

Consumers are resuming pre-pandemic activities, such as dining out and attending sports events, which is boosting all commercial sectors.