For commercial real estate specifically, this heightened investor confidence is encouraging. It suggests capital markets recognize the importance of strong platforms — and that brokerages investing in technology and scale will be better positioned to support complex CRE transactions, cross-market investments, and large-scale developments.

Halfway through 2025, commercial real estate (CRE) has made a decisive move from market laggard to market leader. After a volatile two‑year stretch defined by rising interest rates, softening valuations, and hesitancy in transaction volume, CRE is now delivering a mid‑year power play, one that positions it to reassert itself as a core investment class. For investors, it’s a signal that the market has recalibrated, and smart capital is already repositioning to capture the ups

Commercial real estate is entering the second half of 2025 with a tailwind. The latest federal tax package, passed this summer, preserved key tools that directly impact cash flow, portfolio growth, and generational wealth for property owners. While headlines focus on residential market volatility and rate speculation, commercial real estate investors are quietly benefiting from a stable, tax‑efficient framework that rewards disciplined, income‑producing strategies.