According to a recent Moody’s Analytics report, regional banks' share of CRE Debt may be overestimated.
New York Community Bank's pass on loans from Signature Bank has caused worry in the multifamily sector and has left many landlords in a state of financial uncertainty.
As the number of delinquent loans in their portfolios rises, commercial real estate lenders are foreseeing constraints on their capacity to provide financing, adding to the existing difficulties faced by borrowers.
High interest rates, banking pains, and declining rent growth are coming to a head in the apartment building market...
Federal worker reluctance to return to the office is putting a strain on $26B in CMBS loans.
Extra Space and Life Storage have agreed to a whopping $12.7B merger that will create the largest storage operator in the nation.
McDonald's is closing its US offices temporarily and asking corporate employees to work from home for three days to communicate layoff decisions remotely, canceling in-person meetings at its headquarters.
The NRF is placing its bets on the resilience of the American consumer, confident that they will weather the storm of ongoing inflation and economic uncertainty.
Concerns about debt create worries for banks, but not all product types, locations or debt may be in trouble.
Dallas has 90,739 vacant acres and Fort Worth follows with 74,835, and while some view this as stagnation, Dallas sees it as a chance for new development in the thriving North Texas area.
Money managers bet against office landlords due to regional banking crisis reducing credit availability to already struggling owners affected by pandemic and rising interest rates.
The unexpected bidder for the NYC landmark was supposed to submit $19 million by Friday, but apparently doesn’t have the bread.
