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Commercial Real Estate Lending Rebounds to Five-Year High in the U.S.

Debt Funds Surge as Spreads Hold Firm in 2026 Commercial real estate lending momentum strengthened in the first quarter of 2026, climbing to its highest level in five years as larger loan sizes, expanding non-agency participation, and broadly stable underwriting metrics signaled a firmer--but still disciplined--credit environment, according to the latest CBRE data. The CBRE Lending Momentum Index, which...

Many older Americans stuck in homes that no longer fit

The nation’s housing shortage is often framed as a challenge for first-time buyers and growing families. But another group is increasingly feeling the impact — older homeowners who want to downsize yet find themselves with few practical options. Across the country, many seniors remain in large family homes long after their children have moved away. While aging in place is often portrayed as a...

HUD pilots robotics-built housing and automated permitting

A pair of ultra-modest, little-noticed funding opportunities from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development may signal a new strategy taking shape in Washington. The Builder’s Daily has learned that HUD recently opened applications for two new demonstration programs totaling $13 million that target two of the industry’s chronic obstacles to delivering housing at scale: the speed and cost...

Mortgage and real estate battle for the top of the funnel

Like many mortgage professionals, Vipul Hapani can see the wave of industry consolidation forming on the horizon and knows it is only a matter of time before it reaches his shores. As the broker-owner of Waxhaw, North Carolina-based Vema Mortgage—the third-largest brokerage originator in the U.S. in 2025, according to HousingWire Mortgage Rankings—Hapani hasn’t yet felt a direct, measurable impact...

May rent trends run sideways as multifamily supply stays strong

Policymakers have been making the case that more supply is a better check on housing costs than rent stabilization. May apartment rental data backs up that narrative. Rents ticked up modestly last month, the fifth consecutive month of sequential growth. But May’s reading was the lowest for that month since 2010, according to apartment data company RealPage. A more benign increase signals that new...

Class Valuation adds Makena InstaPlan ahead of UAD 3.6 shift

Class Valuation has partnered with Makena to provide appraisers with new mobile data-collection tools ahead of the mortgage industry’s transition to the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD) 3.6 standards later this year. The appraisal management company announced last week that appraisers working through Class Valuation will gain access to InstaPlan, Makena’s mobile property data collection and floor...

Global Property Investors Delay Deals as Middle East War Risk Rises

Global commercial real estate investors are hitting the pause button -- not the exit button -- as rising geopolitical tensions and renewed inflation concerns test a fragile market recovery. Worldwide property investment totaled approximately $230 billion during the first quarter of 2026, according to new research from Savills, representing a seasonally adjusted 5% decline from the previous quarter. While...

Continued Iran conflict raises mortgage rate risk into late 2026

The conflict with Iran continues to be a threat to mortgage rates, and even today, 100 days into this conflict, Iran shot missiles at Israel and President Trump is trying to stop Israel from firing back, pushing oil prices up 3% late Sunday. This made me think: what if everyone is wrong on the timeline, and there is no end to this conflict until after the midterms? If Iran wants to inflict as much...

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