The U.S. Real Estate market entering 2026 faces elevated mortgage rates near 6.7%, far above 2020 lows.
Tighter U.S. lending conditions encourage creative financing beyond banks, including partnerships, private capital, and equity sharing.
Diversifying across U.S. regions and assets reduces risk, as some primary markets decline while secondary markets rise.
Recession-resilient U.S. assets like multifamily and built-to-rent gain importance, alongside differentiation through sustainability and inclusion.
AI accelerates U.S. Real Estate operations, enabling faster analysis, visualization, and decisions, but requires cautious, strategic adoption.
