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What's Behind the $20B Withdrawals from Core Property Funds?

What's Behind the $20B Withdrawals from Core Property Funds?

A group of institutional investors' property funds saw $20 billion in withdrawal requests at the end of last year, the largest amount since the Great Recession.

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Unprotected Landlords Get Clapped by Rising Rates

Unprotected Landlords Get Clapped by Rising Rates

The cost of insuring commercial real estate loans has risen dramatically, with property owners now paying ten times more than they did a year ago to protect against rising interest rates.

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Laid-Off Workers Turn to Entrepreneurship and Secure Prime Office Spaces at a Discount

Laid-Off Workers Turn to Entrepreneurship and Secure Prime Office Spaces at a Discount

As tech giants keep laying off workers and shedding office space, new startups could secure prime locations for cheap.

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Multifamily Developers are Nearing Default on ~$1.0B in Loans

Multifamily Developers are Nearing Default on ~$1.0B in Loans

Due to rising interest rates, Veritas Investments and the Chetrit Group are nearing default on ~$1.0B in loans.

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Hines: Two CRE Signals to Watch in 2023

Hines: Two CRE Signals to Watch in 2023

With market readjustments and uncertainty on the horizon, Hines suggests keeping an eye on two key signals in CRE.

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CBRE: 2023 Investment Activity Outlook

CBRE: 2023 Investment Activity Outlook

According to CBRE's 2023 Investor Intentions Survey, the greatest challenges this year for investors are rising interest rates, potential recession and limited credit availability.

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Jordan B.
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US Renters Are Really Feeling The Pinch

US Renters Are Really Feeling The Pinch

Nationwide, residential rents are once again too damn high—and renters have little choice but to tighten their belts.

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Jordan B.
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Q4 ‘22 Property Sales Post Worst Slowdown Since the Great Recession

Q4 ‘22 Property Sales Post Worst Slowdown Since the Great Recession

In today's edition, 2022’s Q4 property sales were this century’s worst since the Great Recession. Apple announced plans to add nearly 1 MSF of development to its Austin, TX campus. Manhattan tenants in Stuy Town won an ongoing case that will prevent Blackstone from destabilizing their rents, and much more.

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NYC Begins Casino Bidding Madness—Starting at $500M

NYC Begins Casino Bidding Madness—Starting at $500M

The New York Gaming Facility Board (NYGFB) shook up the world by announcing that it will now receive applications for the first-ever NYC casinos. The minimum bid requires a $500M capital investment and a $500M licensing fee.

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Jordan B.
New YorkNew York
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Apartment Rent Growth Expected to Cool in 2023

Apartment Rent Growth Expected to Cool in 2023

A large number of new rental buildings set to be completed in the next few years is expected to reduce rent growth in cities across the country, leading to rent declines in some popular Sunbelt cities due to tenants feeling unable to spend a larger portion of their income on rent.

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Jordan B.
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Blackstone Scores $4B From UC Investments Despite Redemption Caps

Blackstone Scores $4B From UC Investments Despite Redemption Caps

Blackstone (BX) secures a cool $4B from UC Investments. Despite looming rate hikes, borrowers are snoozing on Fannie & Freddie's favorable financing terms...

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Credit Market Cracks Widen, Distressed Debt Near $650B

Credit Market Cracks Widen, Distressed Debt Near $650B

After years of favorable interest rates and easy money, a series of unfortunate economic events has led to a $650B pileup of distressed bonds and loans, according to Bloomberg.

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