Real Capital Markets, Carlsbad, Calif., said the office investment market is back on track and buoyed by significant capital for deal-making following some political and economic uncertainty over the past year.
Category: News and Trends
CREF Corner Office Conversation with New York Life’s Tim McGinnis
The Mortgage Bankers Association released an interview with New York Life Investors Managing Director Tim McGinnis.
CMBS Special Servicing Rates Diverge
The commercial mortgage-backed securities special servicing rate settled down in June after two “roller coaster” months, but drilling deeper reveals an interesting trend, reported Trepp, New York.
JLL: Record Dry Powder; Sourcing Deals a Challenge
JLL, Chicago, said private equity real estate fundraising started 2019 strong, registering the highest fundraising figure since the Great Recession.
Tech Job Growth Moving to Smaller Markets
Tightening availability of tech talent in leading markets is spurring hiring momentum in smaller markets as tech employers seek additional labor pools, said CBRE, Los Angeles.
CRE Professionals Confident in Activity Through Year-End
Mortgage banking and investment sales professionals remain bullish on the commercial real estate market and are turning their attention toward affordable housing as an emerging asset class, said Berkadia, New York.
CREF Corner Office Conversation with New York Life’s Tim McGinnis
The Mortgage Bankers Association released an interview with New York Life Investors Managing Director Tim McGinnis.
CREF Corner Office Conversation with New York Life’s Tim McGinnis
The Mortgage Bankers Association released an interview with New York Life Investors Managing Director Tim McGinnis.
Apartments Finish First Half Strong
The first half of 2019 ended “with a flourish” for multifamily real estate, said Yardi Matrix, Santa Barbara, Calif.
CoreLogic: Single-Family Rent Growth Remains Stable as Employment Growth Strengthens
CoreLogic, Irvine, Calif., reported U.S. single-family rent prices increased 3% year over year in May, with low-end rent prices up 3.5%, compared to high-end price gains of 2.5%.
