In today’s CRE360 Signal Daily Brief, state attorneys general push back on RealPage’s $142 million rent-fixing settlement, keeping regulatory pressure high on multifamily operators. Meanwhile, apartment rents turn negative for the first time in 15 years, institutional investors prepare to re-enter a thawing CRE market, and office loan delinquencies hit new highs. We break down what this means for underwriting, capital flows, and operator strategy heading into 2026.

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Today’s CRE360 Signal Daily Brief tracks a shifting capital landscape as banks retrench and private credit surges. We break down the 8% pullback in bank CRE lending and how debt funds are filling the gap — at 7–9% rates. Plus, Q3 deal volume jumps 16%, Plymouth Industrial REIT goes private in a $2.1 B buyout, and U.S. office vacancy finally ticks down for the first time since 2019. We close with on-the-ground insight on Dallas’s retail rent boom and what operators should do before year-end.

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Florida eliminates its 57-year lease tax, reshaping CRE economics statewide. Manhattan posts a 19-year leasing high as firms double down on premium offices. Houston retail landlords hold firm with near-record rents, while investors quietly circle San Francisco’s discounted towers.

This 3-minute brief unpacks how policy, fundamentals, and selective capital are redrawing the map for U.S. commercial real estate operators.

Listen for:

• What Florida’s tax repeal means for cap rates and underwriting.
• Why NYC is now the benchmark for post-COVID office recovery.
• How Houston’s supply discipline keeps retail stable amid macro volatility.
• Where opportunistic capital is finding yield in San Francisco’s distress.

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