Major public pension systems signal renewed confidence in commercial real estate as stabilizing markets and improving capital conditions draw institutional capital back into the sector. Public pension funds are demonstrating a clear appetite for commercial real estate and infrastructure in 2026, underscored by a combined $500 million in new fund commitments from two of the […]
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