JLL, Chicago, said while many of the world’s leading commercial real estate markets in North America, Western Europe and Australasia are becoming more transparent, most other countries struggle to maintain the pace of transparency improvement.
Category: News and Trends
Commercial Real Estate Sentiment Dips Toward Recession Zone
Commercial real estate executives’ market sentiment has dropped dramatically, reported RCLCO, Washington, D.C.
Jeff Coles of Berkadia on Single-Family Rental/Build-for-Rent Markets
Jeff Coles is Vice President of Institutional Client Services with Berkadia, Washington, D.C. He partners with Dori Nolan, Senior Vice President of Client Services, to grow Berkadia’s relationships with current and new institutional investor clients.
MBA Releases Q1 2022 Commercial/Multifamily DataBook
The Mortgage Bankers Association released its first quarter Commercial/Multifamily DataBook.
Personnel News from Cushman & Wakefield, Berkadia
Cushman & Wakefield hired Mia Mends as the new Chief Executive of C&W Services.
Dealmaker: Gantry Secures $35M to Refinance Seattle-Area Office Building
Gantry, San Francisco, secured $35.4 million to refinance a five-story, 200,000-square-foot single-tenant office building at 1601 Lind Ave SW in Seattle suburb Renton, Wash.
Hotel Profitability Drops
U.S. hotel gross operating profit per available room fell in May. But GOPPAR surpassed its pre-pandemic comparable for a third consecutive month, reported STR, Hendersonville, Tenn.
MBA Commercial/Multifamily Members Discuss What Membership Means to Them
The Mortgage Bankers Association is the voice of the entire real estate finance industry. In this video, MBA commercial and multifamily members discuss what the organization means to them and the benefits they receive from MBA’s conferences, education and advocacy.
Commercial/Multifamily Briefs July 14, 2022
Commercial and Multifamily Briefs from TIAA Bank, Brook Farm Group
JLL: Real Estate Transparency Gap Widens in Favor of Leading Global Markets
JLL, Chicago, said while many of the world’s leading commercial real estate markets in North America, Western Europe and Australasia are becoming more transparent, most other countries struggle to maintain the pace of transparency improvement.