January 15, 2026 - 20:02

The commercial real estate market experienced a notable slowdown in deal-making during November, with a significant concentration of transactions in the multifamily sector. This sector led the way, recording a total of 20 deals, indicating a sustained interest in residential rental properties despite broader market challenges. Following the multifamily sector, the office space category saw 11 transactions, reflecting ongoing shifts in workplace dynamics and the evolving needs of businesses. The industrial sector, while still active, lagged behind with eight deals, highlighting a potential cooling in demand for logistics and warehousing spaces.
This trend of reduced activity in commercial real estate is attributed to various factors, including rising interest rates and economic uncertainties, which have led investors to adopt a more cautious approach. As the market adjusts to these conditions, stakeholders are closely monitoring the implications for future transactions and overall market health in the months to come.
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