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AI startups are reshaping NYC leasing, signing over 845,000 SF of office space in 2025.

Many firms are leasing offices 60% larger than their current teams, planning for rapid growth.

Premium locations are becoming key for credibility, hiring, and long-term expansion.

Are AI firms making smart long-term bets, or taking on too much space too soon?

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Commercial lending rebounded sharply, reaching $706B in 2025, up 40% year-over-year.

Multifamily led the market with $413B in originations, driving overall lending activity.

Banks remained the dominant capital source, with first liens making up 95% of deals.

Is this the start of a sustained CRE lending recovery?

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Multifamily rent growth just hit 1.0%. That's the lowest since 2021.

And for the first time since June 2023, monthly rents actually went negative β€” down 0.1% in March.

Florida and Texas are dragging the numbers down. North Port down 6%. Cape Coral down 5.9%. Meanwhile Virginia Beach, San Francisco, and Toledo are up over 6% annually.

The Sun Belt supply wave is still working its way through the system. The Midwest and Northeast are holding up just fine.

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People are going back to the office. March 2026 was the busiest since the pandemic began.

Miami and NYC are within 10% of pre-pandemic levels. And the West Coast - the biggest laggard since COVID - is finally moving. LA up 16.6%. San Francisco up 15.4%.

Still 26.5% below 2019 overall. But a year ago that gap was 34%. The direction is clear.

Stricter RTO mandates are doing their job. More are coming later this year.

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Office prices are up 9.9% annually. Sounds like a recovery. Look closer and it's a different story.

A San Francisco tower sold for $100M β€” nearly $300M below its 2019 price. A Boston building went for $95M in foreclosure, down $150M from 2020. Large office assets in gateway cities are still getting crushed.

The gains are coming from smaller deals in secondary markets. Dallas, San Jose, Richmond. That's where the real price growth is happening.
The office market isn't recovering. It's splitting in two.

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75,200 units delivered in Q1 2026. That's the lowest quarterly total since early 2022.

For context: deliveries were consistently above 100,000 units per quarter between mid-2023 and late 2024. That era is over.

The South is still leading the nation but has seen the sharpest drop. Phoenix and Dallas are the outliers still posting strong numbers.

Fewer units coming online means less pressure on occupancy and rents. For multifamily investors who've been waiting for the supply wave to break, this is the signal.

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Blackstone just posted its best quarter in years. Data centers are why.

Q1 distributable earnings up 25% to $1.8B. Data centers now make up 23% of BREIT’s entire portfolio. The firm raised $1.2B in fresh capital - its best inflows in three years.

Schwarzman called it: Blackstone is now the largest global investor in AI infrastructure. And the bet is paying off.

Logistics and multifamily are next on their conviction list as new supply tightens and fundamentals strengthen.

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Sun Belt multifamily looks soft. But that's only half the story.

Metro-level data shows rents drifting down across Austin, Phoenix, and Denver. What it doesn't show is what's happening one submarket over.

RBN assets in supply-light suburbs are holding occupancy and posting positive renewals. Class A urban core properties are the ones taking the hit.

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Coworking just hit 164M SF nationally. Up 16.5% in a single year.

Hybrid work has settled at around 55% attendance since the pandemic. Workers aren't going back full time and the office market is adapting around that reality.

Landlords are offering shorter leases, flexible layouts, and coworking partnerships just to compete. Medical office is quietly taking over new construction. And vacancy in the best markets is tightening fast.

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