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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.

Manhattan Housing Slump Deepens in Q1, Luxury Demand Stands Out

Manhattan's residential market proved resilient in the first quarter of 2026 despite severe winter storms, weaker sentiment and a sharp drop in new listings, with luxury properties helping soften the slowdown, according to the Compass Q1 2026 Manhattan Market Report.

U.S. Commercial Mortgage Debt Approaches $5 Trillion

U.S. commercial and multifamily mortgage debt climbed to a record near $5 trillion at the end of 2025, underscoring continued lending activity even as higher borrowing costs reshape underwriting standards.

Flexible Workplaces Become Core U.S. Office Infrastructure

According to new data by Yardi Kube, the U.S. coworking sector posted another year of strong expansion, reinforcing its transition from a niche workplace alternative into a core component of the modern office market.

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