National Real Estate Investor, Sept. 14, 2016, Mattson-Teig, Beth
Some banks are cautious about apartment construction loans in select markets with growing concentration risk.
Category: Top National News
Middle Eastern Investors Pumped $6.5B into NYC Real Estate Over 18-Month Period
The Real Deal (New York), Sept. 6, 2016–Brenzel, Kathryn
Major deals include Qatar Investment Authority’s stake in One Manhattan West.
Hotel Fundamentals are Still Pointing Upward
Scotsman Guide, Sept. 1, 2016–Whitman, Victor
But CBRE said gains are slowing.
Which Lenders Are Most Exposed to New York Retail Properties?
National Real Estate Investor, Sept. 1, 2016–Razin, Ely
CrediFi analysts examined retail lending to see which lenders and property owners have the most exposure if retail sector troubles continue.
Another Sign Manhattan Real Estate Is Feeling the Pain
Bloomberg, Sept. 1, 2016–Carmiel, Oshrat
Developers face a luxury condo glut; market sputtering.
Commercial, Multifamily Delinquency Rates Low in Second Quarter
National Mortgage News, Sept. 1, 2016–Passy, Jacob
MBA reports commercial/multifamily rates at near 20-year lows.
Predicting More of the Same for Commercial Real Estate as We Enter The Cooler Months
New England Real Estate Journal, Sept. 3, 2016–Norton, Bill
Sees plenty of lenders, especially community banks, with “plenty of money” looking to lend.
Data Center Properties Create a Powerful Pull
National Real Estate Investor, Sept. 6, 2016–Bell, Diana
Greater demand for data presents opportunities for investors.
Selling a $5 Million, Seven-Story Basket Is No Picnic
Bloomberg, Sept. 7, 2016–Mosendz, Polly
Former headquarters of Longaberger Co. in Ohio is proving to be a tough sell, even with drastic price cuts from its $32 million construction cost.
Why the Next President Needs a Housing Policy Director
The Hill, Aug. 30, 2016–Stevens, David
MBA President & CEO says position would ensure appropriate national focus on housing.