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White papersSeniors Housing Market Perspective Q2
The seniors housing sector continues to benefit from a favorable combination of strengthening fundamentals, limited new supply, and improving capital market conditions. Revenue and NOI growth remained strong through the first half of 2026 as occupancy gains, healthy rent increases…
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White papersGrowth is Fundamental
The U.S. economy continues to expand at a moderate pace despite geopolitical uncertainty, trade friction, and renewed inflation pressure. The key story remains the AI-led investment cycle, which is now an important driver of business spending and broader economic activity.
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VideoSearching for Gold: Capital Preservation in the Next Phase of Private Credit
A few years ago, CRE borrowers had limited options. Today, liquidity has returned, price discovery is real, and both borrowers and lenders have a much broader range of opportunities. In this short clip, Justin Pinckney, CFA, Head of Private Debt at AEW, shares what defines a healthy CRE capital markets ...
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White papersSeniors Housing Research Perspective Q1 2026
The seniors housing sector continued to deliver solid revenue and NOI growth in the first quarter, building on momentum established over recent years.
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White papersEssential Housing Research Perspective Q1 2026
The essential housing sector posted positive, albeit modest, performance in the first quarter of 2026.
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White papersThe Search for Growth
The U.S. economy approaches midyear facing an old-fashioned potential macroeconomic spoiler: an energy price shock.
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White papersSeniors Housing Market Perspective
The seniors housing sector continued to post solid revenue and NOI gains through the fourth quarter, extending the upward trajectory established over the past several years. Move-ins once again exceeded resident turnover, driving net absorption to a level nearly twice the long‑term average.
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White papersEssential Housing Research Perspective
Essential housing performance, in aggregate, was modest during 2025. Demand remained positive, albeit slowing throughout the year. New supply seemingly peaked and began to roll off. Overall, average vacancies continued to rise in the EHF segment while average market rent growth decelerated materially.
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White papersThe New Old Cycle
U.S. economic data, delayed by the prolonged fourth-quarter federal government shutdown, are slowly catching up to pre-shutdown release schedules and are revealing a mixed view of overall economic strength.
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White papersBack to the Future (Again)
Dickens is likely the first and almost certainly the most famous commentator to employ the K-shape analogy to describe the world as he saw it—the best of times and the worst of times.
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CRE Loans Are Maturing—What Happens Next?
With commercial property loans maturing amid low property values, the landscape for CRE private credit is shifting fast. As traditional lenders pull back, private credit is stepping in—but at what cost and opportunity?
