Lending Rebound, Pricing Signals, and TXSE Impact
As a Builder, Developer, and Broker I receive a lot of information from many different sources. I’m happy to share these articles with my subscribers and believe this will offer great value to you. During the week I review 200-300 industry related stories and select the three most interesting ones to send in one neat little package.
Here’s this week’s highlights:
Texas Stock Exchange & Dallas Growth — The proposed Texas Stock Exchange is positioning Dallas as a potential competitor to traditional financial hubs, with implications for corporate relocation, job growth, and long-term real estate demand.
2026 CRE Outlook & Lending Recovery — New forecasts from Moody's point to a significant increase in lending activity, with multifamily presenting selective opportunities while office and retail begin to stabilize.
CRE Pricing Trends Strengthen — Data from MSCI Real Assets shows improving momentum, with the RCA CPPI US National All Property Index posting its strongest annual gains since 2022, signaling a possible shift toward market stability.
If you’re tracking where the market may be headed next, these articles provide useful context and are worth a closer look.
Texas Stock Exchange Poised to Reshape Dallas Real Estate Demand
Move over, New York City and Delaware. Here comes the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), which aims to become a serious competitor for the NYSE's listings and Delaware's status as the premier legal domicile for the nation's largest corporations – especially those located in the "Southeastern Quadrant," or the "Boom Belt."
CRE Market Outlook 2026: Lending Recovery, Multifamily Rebound & Investment Opportunities
Moody's forecasts $805B in CRE lending for 2026, a 38% increase from 2025. Multifamily faces short-term headwinds but offers near-historic investment opportunities. Office and retail show stabilization. Demographic shifts and job market softening remain risks.
U.S. CRE Pricing Posts Strongest Annual Gains Since 2022
U.S. commercial property prices in March posted their strongest annual gain since late 2022, with the RCA CPPI US National All Property Index rising 2.1%, MSCI Real Assets said Thursday. On a quarterly basis, the index rose 1.1%, implying a faster annualized pace of growth of 4.7%.
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