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Names to Note: July 2026

Image Каждый месяц Нарейт освещает последние карьерные перемещения руководителей, изменения в советах директоров и другие примечательные индивидуальные достижения и события в REIT и публично котируемой недвижимости...

U.S. Companies Push Return-to-Office Mandates as AI Reshapes the Future of Workspaces

U.S. companies are accelerating the push for employees to return to the office, but many are falling short on the investments needed to make workplaces more attractive, competitive and adaptable, according to CBRE's 2026 Office Occupier Sentiment Survey. The survey found that 89% of office-using organizations now require employees to work from the office at least three days per week, up from 78% a year...

The housing market defies expectations even with higher rates

Housing demand still showed positive year-over-year growth last week, despite the hawkish Fed, escalation of the Iran conflict, rising mortgage rates and the 10-year yield hitting yearly highs. We had year-over-year growth in our weekly pending sales, total pending sales and purchase apps. Growth has slowed down over the past few weeks as mortgage rates have gotten above my key level of 6.64%. The longer...

AI’s housing impact is strong — but highly localized

Artificial intelligence (AI) and broader tech investment is reshaping broad swaths of the U.S. economy, but its impact on housing is proving far from uniform. HousingWire Data updated July 25 shows a growing divide between markets where AI wealth is supporting demand and those where even strong technology growth has not translated into higher home prices. While more than 40% of listings nationally...

Regulators move to narrow CRA, drawing fire from advocates

Federal banking regulators released a Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) proposal Friday that narrows how banks earn credit for community development while raising asset thresholds for small and midsized institutions. The plan drew immediate criticism from consumer and housing advocates. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) issued a notice of...

Who decides where listings show up, Zillow, Compass or the MLS?

The briefs are in. The witnesses are done. A federal judge in Chicago now holds the question the whole industry keeps asking: who controls where a listing gets seen? Here is the part no ruling will answer for you. Zillow, Compass and Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) spent the first half of July trading post-hearing briefs in Zillow’s antitrust case, and the language tells you how far apart they are....

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