Outlooks & Market Reports
Explore our collection of market outlooks and research reports
Real estate trends, economic insights, capital markets, and sector performance. Each report provides data-driven insights designed to help investors, owners, lenders, and industry professionals make informed decisions.
Strong absorption and improving fundamentals support a stronger second half, even as asset-level divergence widens.
Student housing demand is strong, while supply pressures rents and selective capital favors flagship university markets.
Hospitality gains momentum in 2026, as divergence opens opportunities across luxury, markets, and investment strategies.
HUD enters 2026 stronger, as policy reform, faster execution, and market demand increasingly make it a core capital strategy.
Student housing rebounds in 2025 as tight supply, rising enrollment and returning capital boost rents and deal activity.
Seniors housing enters a high-growth cycle, with data-backed guidance for investors, lenders, developers, and operators.
Build-to-Rent blends privacy with flexibility, driving strong demand and creating strategic opportunities for investors.
Student housing outperforms in 2024 as rising enrollment and constrained supply drive rent growth and investor interest.
Seniors housing gains momentum as rising demand, constrained supply and improving capital markets fuel investment growth.
Strong absorption and improving fundamentals support a stronger second half, even as asset-level divergence widens.
Capital re-engages as multifamily activity rebounds, rewarding quality assets, durable income and disciplined execution.
Liquid credit, resilient demand and falling starts build multifamily momentum while sharpening the premium on quality and rent recovery.
Strong multifamily demand and falling starts create an attractive entry point as buyers underwrite a recovery in rent growth.
Improving fund flows and capital recycling reinforce 2025 as a compelling entry point for multifamily investors.
Institutional buyers regain market share as strong demand and falling starts reset the multifamily investment opportunity.