Kennedy Wilson, Beverly Hills, Calif., sold its research subsidiary, Meyers Research LLC, to middle-market private equity firm MidOcean Partners, New York.
Category: News and Trends
Mortgage Action Alliance Announces Steering Committee Election Results
The Mortgage Action Alliance, the grassroots advocacy arm of the Mortgage Bankers Association, announced results of its elections for new members of its Steering Committee for the 2019-2020 year.
Commercial/Multifamily Briefs
Ares Management Corp., Los Angeles, closed Ares U.S. Real Estate Fund IX, which primarily targets investments in multifamily, industrial and office properties, at $1.04 billion.
CREF Highlights
Commercial and multifamily developments and activities from MBA relevant to your business and our industry.
CRE Annual Price Growth Slows in October
Annual growth in U.S. commercial property prices fell in October to the slowest pace seen this year, reported Real Capital Analytics, New York.
Wells Fargo: Economic Growth Likely to Bolster CRE
Current favorable economic conditions should extend through 2019, supporting commercial real estate next year even as the cycle reaches its 10th year, said Wells Fargo Securities, Charlotte, N.C.
MBA Chart of the Week: CMBS/Bank Delinquencies
In the commercial and multifamily mortgage markets, different capital sources track delinquency rates in different ways, and for a host of good reasons. Many capital sources, including banks, calculate delinquencies up to the point where an economic loss is recorded.
Autonomous Vehicles Could Reshape Office Market–Soon
Autonomous vehicles could fundamentally reshape the U.S. office market within 15 years, commercial real estate analysts say.
‘Seasonality’ in the Multifamily Market
Apartment rents increased 0.1 percent between October and November, the second straight monthly increase after a slight dip in September, reported Apartment List, San Francisco.
MBA Chart of the Week: CMBS/Bank Delinquencies
In the commercial and multifamily mortgage markets, different capital sources track delinquency rates in different ways, and for a host of good reasons. Many capital sources, including banks, calculate delinquencies up to the point where an economic loss is recorded.
