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Christie’s Real Estate Returns to New Jersey
The dust has finally settled on Christie’s International Real Estate’s musical chairs in New Jersey and New York. Christie’s International Real Estate is launching an owned brokerage covering a number of major markets across New Jersey, which will be joined by a Bergen County-based franchise operation. The brokerage launches reflect Christie’s effort to keep the…
A $5.1T Corner Of CRE Is Struggling To Find Capital
Midsized real estate firms control huge swaths of commercial real estate. There’s just one problem — they are underfunded. A new report from KKR & Co. states that middle-market CRE sponsors — those with at least 25 properties and less than $1.5B in dry powder — control $5.1T of U.S. real estate but have specialized…
AI’s Growing Debt Appetite: Why This Time May Be Different
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Consumer price index inflation report June 2026:
Consumer prices posted their biggest decline in more than six years during June as a sharp swoon in energy prices provided at least temporary relief from this year’s inflation surge, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday. The consumer price index, a broad measure of costs for goods and services across the U.S. economy, was…
Here’s How the New 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Could Help Real Estate Investors
In This Article Although the recently passed 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is primarily aimed at first-time homebuyers, it also benefits investors when applied correctly. The changes might not be immediate, but when viewed through a wider lens, the introduction of small-dollar mortgages, new FHA limits, encouraging more “missing middle” construction, and limiting purchases…
