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Hong Kong Land Crunch Signals 2027 Housing Squeeze
Hong Kong's near-term residential pipeline is approaching a cyclical high, but a sharp pullback in public land releases is setting the stage for a notable supply gap later this decade, according to new analysis from Jones Lang LaSalle.
Manhattan Retail Tightens as Availability Hits Record Low in Early 2026
Manhattan's prime retail corridors tightened further in the first quarter, with availability falling to the lowest level on record even as consumer spending showed signs of strain, according to a new report from JLL.
Commercial Lending Surges as Capital Returns in Late 2025
U.S. commercial real estate lenders closed out 2025 with renewed momentum, as capital returned to the market and underwriting conditions showed incremental easing, according to CBRE Group research.
A New Model Lets Real Estate Professionals Own a Stake in AI Disruption
Artificial intelligence is expected to significantly reshape the global real estate industry, a sector often valued in the hundreds of trillions of dollars when including residential, commercial, and land markets worldwide.
Baby Boomers Tighten Grip on Large Home Ownership
According to Redfin, baby boomers are retaining a disproportionate share of America's largest homes, deepening a generational imbalance that is constraining mobility for younger families and reshaping the dynamics of the U.S. housing market.
