Category: News and Trends

MIAMI–Eight mortgage servicers earned Certified Commercial Mortgage Servicer designations here at the Mortgage Bankers Association CREF Servicing and Technology Conference 2018.

MIAMI–Investment sales volume has moderated since 2015, as have cap rates for most property sectors, but new loan production remains strong, senior industry executives say.

Buckingham Cos., Indianapolis, announced it closed its first real estate fund, the Buckingham Multifamily Fund I, at $175 million.

Transwestern, Houston, said the U.S. office market showed continued growth in early 2018 as vacancies remained stable for the sixth consecutive quarter.

This weekend, executives from the nation’s leading commercial mortgage loan servicing operations will head to Miami to attend the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference. Our own executives are excited about attending this show, as the strengthening economy indicates to us that these players will become increasingly important–and busy–as we continue moving into 2018.

This weekend, executives from the nation’s leading commercial mortgage loan servicing operations will head to Miami to attend the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference. Our own executives are excited about attending this show, as the strengthening economy indicates to us that these players will become increasingly important–and busy–as we continue moving into 2018.

This weekend, executives from the nation’s leading commercial mortgage loan servicing operations will head to Miami to attend the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference. Our own executives are excited about attending this show, as the strengthening economy indicates to us that these players will become increasingly important–and busy–as we continue moving into 2018.

Transaction volumes exceeded expectations in the first quarter with 4.7 percent year-over-year growth, reported JLL, Chicago.

In the wake of the housing crisis, single-family homes grew to more than one-third of U.S. rental stock nationwide. Now, says the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, that dramatic growth has stabilized.

U.S. industrial real estate market conditions remained “landlord-favorable” during the 12 months ending March 31, reported Avison Young, Toronto.