JPMorgan Forms Joint Venture for $1 Billion in Rental Houses

Bloomberg, Nov. 15, 2022–Patrick ClarkInstitutional investors advised by the bank formed a joint venture with Haven Realty Capital to buy and develop entire communities of new homes, according to a …

Increased Rates, Inflation Give CRE Lenders Pause

Connected Real Estate, Nov. 14, 2022–Joe DytonInflation has caused a number of commercial real estate lenders to scale back on how much money they are willing part with, GlobeSt.com reports. …

Are Tech Companies Still Good Tenants?

GlobeSt.com, Nov. 10, 2022–Erik ShermanThe news out of Facebook-parent Meta Platforms on Wednesday was great for the stock and terrible for a lot of employees. CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the …

Fundamentals of Public REITs Are Strong While Prices Are Low

ETF Trends, Nov. 14, 2022–Elle CarusoREITs have been the top-performing asset class in eight of the past 22 years and are currently trading at substantial discounts, presenting a compelling investment …

ULI Predicts Strengthening Real Estate Industry Starting In 2024

Business Facilities magazine, Nov. 14, 2022While inflation will remain an uncertain challenge, the Urban Land Institute’s latest Real Estate Economic Forecast projects positive but slower growth in the near term …

Girl Gang: Empowering Women in Commercial Real Estate

Commercial Observer, Nov. 8, 2022–Emily FuSeven years ago, real estate women’s organization Girl Gang formed to mix the professional and the personal in a male-dominated industryhttps://commercialobserver.com/2022/11/real-estate-womens-group-girl-gang-trailblazing-gender-equality/

Rising Inflation and Interest Rates Has CRE Lenders Pumping the Brakes

GlobeSt.com, Nov. 8, 2022–Erik ShermanAfter Q2 this year, the Mortgage Bankers Association projected a drop of 18% in commercial and multifamily lending compared to 2021. They were right.https://www.globest.com/2022/11/08/rising-inflation-and-interest-rates-has-cre-lenders-pumping-the-brakes/

Why You Shouldn’t Focus Too Much on the Inverted Yield Curve

GlobeSt.com, Nov. 3, 2022–Lynn PollackThe three-month/10-Year Treasury yield curve has inverted, with the three-month Treasury closing last Tuesday at 4.14% and the 10-year closing at 4.10%. So does that mean …