As delinquencies mount in multifamily mortgages, lenders are racing to buy back CRE CLOs.
A record-high $38 billion in U.S. office buildings face defaults and other distress, echoing the distress of the post-2008 financial crisis period.
WeWork has arranged approximately $450M in new financing to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy without the involvement of its co-founder, Adam Neumann.
Self-storage operations grapple with pricing guidance and financing hurdles.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of potential stagflation in the U.S., drawing parallels with the economic difficulties of the 1970s.
Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust (BREIT) is offloading its collection of 19 student-housing properties to KKR for a whopping $1.64 billion.
San Francisco’s economic stability is on shaky ground, with S&P Global Ratings recently modifying the city’s debt outlook to “negative.”
April saw stable national rents: one-bedrooms fell to $1,486, and two-bedrooms edged up to $1,843, with NYC spikes and North Carolina drops due to higher inventory.
The MSCI report highlights a 3.0% year-over-year drop in the RCA CPPI National All-Property Index.
Despite healthy demand, the even stronger supply of new units in Texas is presenting challenges for operators across the state.
Major banks have largely dodged new losses this reporting season despite reports of office towers selling at steep discounts.
The build-to-rent sector celebrated its most successful year in 2023, with a record-breaking 27,500 new single-family rental homes completed—a 75% jump from 2022.
