Interest from international investors in U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) has plummeted to its lowest level since 2011.
Short sellers betting against Arbor Realty Trust are finding their trade more costly and less profitable than expected despite challenges in multifamily.
Plans to focus on multifamily and industrial properties, representing an approximately 35% growth from the previous fund in this series.
The U.S. logistics industry is showing signs of recovery marking an end to its nearly two-year slump.
Plus: The SEC is scrutinizing the CRE loan exposure of smaller banks and forcing some of them to enhance their disclosures.
Blackstone has finalized a deal to acquire Tricon Residential for a substantial sum of $3.5 billion
Amid a cooling multifamily market, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders wants to sell a massive multifamily portfolio valued at around $4.5 billion.
Plus: A bipartisan Senate investigation seeks to understand how private equity investment has negatively impacted healthcare service.
Plus: Warehouse demand is down for e-commerce tenants, but up for EVs, clean energy, and tech companies.
Plus: Nextdoor claims JLL failed to verify square footage to get a larger commission.
Plus: Signature Bank's $33B CRE loan book is up for auction with bids projected to be 15-40% below the original face value.
With the 10-year Treasury yields hitting new heights, CBRE's projections suggest a cooling period for real estate values in 2024