The firm's crown jewel continues to wrestle with investors seeking to get money out.
What would a world of continued high inflation look like? And what would investors do?
The pandemic aside, millennials now find themselves in a different phase of life.
Last year's run-up in mortgage rates cast a chill on the housing market.
Big money spent a fortune snapping up homes. Now, regular folk are outsmarting the pros.
The housing market has started to show signs of increased buyer interest in recent weeks.
Pending sales climbed 2.9% in December on a seasonally adjusted basis.
Contract closings decreased 1.5% to an annualized pace of 4.02 million last month.
Deep-pocketed house hunters in the posh South Florida town are paying up for its few available spreads.
The housing market rapidly deteriorated last year in the wake of the Fed's interest-rate hiking campaign.
outflows are ratcheting up the pressure on institutional fund managers as higher interest rates batter the commercial real estate market.
The sluggish market is one of several factors that led to this decline in the loans.
Here is some guidance for advisors when broaching conversations with clients around REIT investing.
But the pandemic-driven surge in rental prices may be easing or even going into reverse in some markets.
The regulator alleges Mark Sam Kolta overconcentrated his clients in non-traded REITs.
Even as prices fall on a monthly basis, they're still higher than they were a year ago.
Borrowing costs have surged and many are struggling to find properties they can afford.
Tom Lawler, formerly of Fannie Mae, expects home prices to fall between 8% and 12% over the next two years.
There should also be discussion about expectations around a job search if the child is returning after a job loss.
Rising mortgage rates and higher construction prices are weighing on new construction starts.