Everyone's talking about housing prices stalling at 0% growth. But here's what the data actually tells us if you look deeper:

While 69% of top metros are considered "overvalued," new housing starts just hit their lowest level since 2012. That's a supply squeeze building in plain sight.

Meanwhile on the commercial side:

• Industrial rents are still 60% above pre-pandemic levels

• Office demand is quietly stabilizing in NYC and Dallas

• Retail leasing is running 20% above 2019 numbers

The smart money isn't sitting on the sidelines. PwC just ranked Dallas/Ft. Worth, Jersey City, and Miami as the top 3 real estate markets for 2026. Apollo is calling this one of the best entry points since the 2009 cycle.

The play? Buy-and-hold in low-supply markets, senior housing (aging population is an unstoppable trend), and selective CRE after six quarters of repricing.

I break down exactly which markets and strategies I'm watching every week inside KK Real Estate Insider. If you're serious about building wealth through real estate, this is the edge you need.