September 30, 2026 It is easy to talk about office and retail as if each were a single market. The data behind our September Economic Outlook,...
READ MORESeptember 22, 2026 U.S. apartment landlords face more than $1.8 trillion in debt coming due over the next decade, with about $757 billion maturing between now...
READ MORESeptember 21, 2026 Office usage across ten major cities reached a postpandemic high of roughly 67 percent this year, according to a Kastle Systems index, with...
READ MORESeptember 16, 2026 Mall values rose 13 percent over the past year, more than double the gain across commercial real estate overall, according to real estate...
READ MORESeptember 15, 2026 Multifamily loans sold to or credit-enhanced by the government-sponsored enterprises are subject to appraisal requirements that go beyond general lending practice. Fannie Mae’s...
READ MORESeptember 14, 2026 Two questions arise regularly when an appraisal is ordered, and both are settled before work begins rather than after: which reporting option applies,...
READ MORESeptember 10, 2026 Market studies and appraisals are frequently confused, and the two are sometimes ordered interchangeably when only one is appropriate. They answer different questions....
READ MORESeptember 9, 2026 A corridor is a long, narrow strip of land assembled for linear use: rail lines, pipelines, transmission lines, fiber, and roadways. Corridors are...
READ MORESeptember 2, 2026 Every spring, owners of commercial property open a notice of appraised value. The number on that notice may reflect what the property would...
READ MORESeptember 1, 2026 The first question most people ask an appraisal firm is what it will cost. It is a fair question and a difficult one...
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