Robust e-commerce growth is fueling an unprecedented race for space in the industrial sector and pushing investment sales activity to record levels, said LightBox and SIOR.
Category: News and Trends
MBA, Trade Groups Urge Senate Banking Committee to Approve LIBOR ‘Tough Legacy’ Legislation
The Mortgage Bankers Association and nearly two dozen industry trade groups urged members of the Senate Banking Committee to support federal legislation to address “tough legacy” contracts that currently reference LIBOR.
Making Affordability A Priority: A Discussion with MBA’s Katelynn Harris Walker
There’s a great deal that policymakers and politicians can’t agree on these days. One fact that most stakeholders do agree on is that our country is experiencing a housing affordability crisis.
ULI Survey Finds Continued Commercial Real Estate Optimism
Most commercial real estate indicators should return to pre-pandemic levels by 2023, the Urban Land Institute said in its latest semiannual survey.
Personnel News From
Capital One added three new Senior Vice Presidents to its Agency Finance team, Jonathan Pratt, Rossana Bouchaya and Maggie Burke.
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“The emphasis on ESG has taken huge steps over the last couple years, largely driven by the growing number of environmental disasters–floods, hurricanes, fires, drought, etc.–that directly impacted our industry.”
–Paul Fiorilla, Director of Research at Yardi Matrix.
CREF Policy Update Nov. 18, 2021
Commercial and multifamily developments and activities from MBA relevant to your business and our industry.
Commercial/Multifamily Briefs from Eastern Union, Choice Hotels
Eastern Union, New York, launched a Hospitality Group and has named Charles Hoffman to serve as managing director of the new unit.
CREF Returns to San Diego in February
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s Commercial Real Estate Finance/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo takes place Feb. 13-16 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego.
Perspectives from the C-Suite: Executives Discuss Top Industry Issues
SAN DIEGO—There’s a lot going on with the mortgage industry right now—post-pandemic operations; regulatory changes; housing affordability; diversity, equity and inclusion. What better way to gain perspective on these issues than asking several top-level industry executives what they’re seeing?