REJournals – Commercial real estate news

Fading momentum? Not in Detroit, according to the Detroit Commercial Real Estate Mid-Year Forecast

Dan Rafter June 5, 2026

The momentum continues in the Detroit-area commercial real estate market. That was the main takeaway from Michigan Real Estate Journal's 11th annual Detroit Commercial Real Estate Mid-Year Forecast held May 19 at The Community House in Birmingham, Michigan.

The great mall divide: Coresight report finds that top-tier malls thrive while lower-tier properties struggle

Dan Rafter June 4, 2026

Despite what you might believe from some of the headlines, the U.S. enclosed shopping mall isn't dead, with many of these retail spots thriving. But not every mall is sharing in the sector's post-COVID recovery.

Colliers multifamily report: “Stabilizing” the best way to describe national multifamily market

After several years of rapid apartment construction and slowing rent growth, the U.S. multifamily sector appears to be entering a new phase: one bringing a…

HSG Medical, Capital Healthcare Properties close $23.4 million sale of outpatient center in Naperville

HSG Medical and Capital Healthcare Properties have closed on a $23.4 million sale of the Advocate Health Care Cardiovascular ASTC & Outpatient Center at 1836 Freedom Drive…

Chicago’s newer office towers? They’re still boasting lower vacancy rates

Chicago's office market remains a tale of two asset classes, with new towers filled with amenities continuing to outperform the city's older office stock.

Self-Storage Holds the Line: Why Chicago’s Quietest Asset Class Keeps Drawing Capital

While commercial real estate delinquencies across the broader commercial mortgage-backed securities market have climbed past 6%, self-storage delinquencies have hovered around 0.1%, according to KBRA…