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Commercial Mortgage Debt Grew by $324B in 2022

Commercial Mortgage Debt Grew by $324B in 2022

A report by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) found that commercial and multifamily mortgage debt grew by a staggering $324B last year, the second biggest annual bump since 2007.

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Strain on Property Debt Puts Regional Banks Under Pressure

Strain on Property Debt Puts Regional Banks Under Pressure

The recent setbacks at Signature Bank and other regional banks are adding to the industry's existing strain. The potential surge of defaults on office and other loans could compel banks to reduce their value.

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NYCB Snags Signature's Assets, Minus CRE Loans

NYCB Snags Signature's Assets, Minus CRE Loans

New York Community Bank's agreement with Signature Bank involves the acquisition of loans, but notably excludes the multifamily mortgages and commercial real estate loans of the distressed financial institution.

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Multifamily Construction Boosts US Housing Optimism in 2023

Multifamily Construction Boosts US Housing Optimism in 2023

In February, there was a rise in new home construction in the US for the first time in six months, primarily driven by a notable increase in the initiation of multifamily projects.

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330 MSF Obsolete Offices, New Opportunities

330 MSF Obsolete Offices, New Opportunities

With the U.S. office market facing the possibility of 330 million square feet of obsolete space by the end of the decade, meeting the market's call to action presents an opportunity for owners to tap into its upside potential.

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What Signature Bank's Demise Means for NYC

What Signature Bank's Demise Means for NYC

NY real estate investors' withdrawals, fearing Signature Bank's crypto exposure & SVB's fate, significantly caused the bank's collapse, per regulators & owners. News spread fast within the tight-knit real estate community, resulting in a domino effect of withdrawals.

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NJ Tops Charts For Most Competitive Multifamily Market

NJ Tops Charts For Most Competitive Multifamily Market

Competition for multifamily units is shifting away from traditional U.S. South and West markets to the Northeast and smaller metros.

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Is CRE the Next Big Challenge for Banks?

Is CRE the Next Big Challenge for Banks?

If the situation at Silicon Valley Bank accelerates the onset of the next economic downturn, it is likely that we will witness an increase in properties going into default sooner rather than later.

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Inside the Collapse of SVB

Inside the Collapse of SVB

SVB, a key funder of tech and crypto startups, collapsed Friday, with $2.6B in CRE loans. Largest US bank failure since 2008.

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WeWork's Cash Crisis: Restructuring $3B in Debt and Raising Cash

WeWork's Cash Crisis: Restructuring $3B in Debt and Raising Cash

WeWork attempts to recover from financial turmoil by restructuring its debt and seeking new investment.

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Oversupply Risk Looms as Multifamily Deliveries Reach Near-Record High

Oversupply Risk Looms as Multifamily Deliveries Reach Near-Record High

CBRE forecasts that the delivery of 716,000 new multifamily housing units over the next two years will push the sector’s overall vacancy rate above equilibrium by year-end.

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How Rising Interest Rates are Impacting CRE Borrowers

How Rising Interest Rates are Impacting CRE Borrowers

Commercial property owners with floating-rate debt face more pressure due to the high costs of protecting against rising interest rates.

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