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Here are CoStar's top real estate finance stories of 2024

Interest rate cuts provided some relief after a period of restrictive real estate lending
The overbuilding of luxury multifamily properties in many U.S. markets, especially in Sun Belt cities such as Nashville, Tennessee, was cited as one of the emerging loan risks to the federal banking system by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in a mid-year report. (Getty Images)
The overbuilding of luxury multifamily properties in many U.S. markets, especially in Sun Belt cities such as Nashville, Tennessee, was cited as one of the emerging loan risks to the federal banking system by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in a mid-year report. (Getty Images)
By CoStar News Staff
December 30, 2024 | 9:23 P.M.

Reduced interest rates provided some measure of relief for real estate borrowers in 2024, as lenders and property owners facing maturing loans sought to "survive til 2025." Here are some of the top finance stories of 2024.