Landmark Partners and CBRE expect 2016 deal flow for real estate secondaries to be less than 2015 volume, but the type of deals could get even more interesting thanks to peak vintage funds reaching the end of their lives.

ING Finance is eyeing large-scale loans of up to $1B as it looks to regrow its U.S. lending operations, but says it will remain conservative and focused on core.

The U.S. multifamily industry will see the highest level of new supply hit the market since the 1980s—threatening to cause flat-to-falling rental growth in select markets.

Landlords can avoid overpaying for tenant improvements by having a clear understanding of their prospective tenant, say experts from Taconic, TIAA and RSM.

When it comes to adding value in commercial real estate, landlords need to be creative—but only in a way that caters to potential tenants.

Are real estate fund managers and lenders missing investment opportunities in the suburbs by focusing so much of their investment strategies on the city?

Anbang Insurance is on a spending spree and wants to be a global leader in everything from finance to real estate, healthcare and energy.

Technology, demographics, urbanization, retail investors—real estate investing is undergoing seismic shifts in a number of ways. However, Colony Capital, Dune, and LaSalle all warn it’s vital to keep an eye on market cycles, not least in the U.S.

Investors need to start using taxi and Citi Bike data to buy their next property in NYC, if they want to stay ahead of where people are spending their time and money.

Data from taxis and Citi Bikes can give real estate investors the advantage of “quantifying the qualitative,” according to Will Silverman of Hodges Ward Elliot.