EMEA living investment reached its highest quarterly level since 2022, according to JLL.
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Artificial intelligence is top of mind for many advisors and firm leaders, and it’s no different when it comes to those overseeing compliance, according to a new survey from the ACA Group. The compliance consulting firm’s 2026 “Investment Management Compliance Testing Report” indicated that AI was the top compliance concern among respondents at 85%, a…
Greystone Real Estate Capital has closed on Greystone Affordable Housing Fund II LP, a $137-million multi-investor Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) fund. The fund will support the development and preservation of approximately 1,960 affordable housing units across 20 properties in nine states. Approximately 84% of the equity is for developments by repeat developers. The portfolio…
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Purchase applications fell 7% from the previous week and slipped 2% below the same week one year ago. Buyers continue to face a market defined by high home prices and a persistent shortage of affordable listings. As mortgage rates keep the US housing market subdued through 2026, those conditions have shown little sign of easing…
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Luxury U.S. home prices are up 4.7% year over year, compared to a 1.5% increase in non luxury prices, as homebuying demand from affluent people continues to outpace demand from average Americans. High-end buyers are more active partly because they’re less sensitive to high mortgage rates and today’s economic uncertainty. Luxury prices are rising fastest…