U.S. industrial real estate market conditions remained “landlord-favorable” during the 12 months ending March 31, reported Avison Young, Toronto.
Category: News and Trends
MBA Now: Ashley Gunn on MBA’s C/MF Servicing and Technology Conference
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest MBA Now features MBA Commercial/Multifamily Director Ashley Gunn discussing MBA’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference.
MBA Now: Ashley Gunn on MBA’s C/MF Servicing and Technology Conference
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest MBA Now features MBA Commercial/Multifamily Director Ashley Gunn discussing MBA’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference.
MBA Now: Ashley Gunn on MBA’s C/MF Servicing and Technology Conference
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest MBA Now features MBA Commercial/Multifamily Director Ashley Gunn discussing MBA’s Commercial/Multifamily Servicing & Technology Conference.
CMBS Delinquency Rate Measures Diverge Slightly
Following a brief increase in March, the commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquency rate resumed its downward trajectory in April, reported Trepp, New York.
Apartment Rent Gains Heat Up With Weather
Multifamily rents continued their strong seasonal gains in April, rising $4–the highest figure since last spring–to a $1,377 national average, reported YardiMatrix, Santa Barbara, Calif.
MBA Welcomes 36 New Members in February, March
The Mortgage Bankers Association welcomed 36 new regular members to its ranks, which currently numbers more than 2,300 member companies.
Retail Sector Weakens As Brick-and-Mortar Fundamentals Slip
The retail sector’s long and slow recovery, already well behind other commercial real estate sectors, is definitively sputtering to a halt, reported Ten-X, Irvine, Calif.
CBRE: Multifamily Sector Likely to Benefit from New Tax Plan
The U.S. multifamily market is poised to benefit from December’s income tax changes, reported CBRE, Los Angeles.
Small-Cap CRE Demand Slows as Rents Soar
Demand for small-cap commercial real estate slowed “considerably” during the first quarter, but tepid new supply kept vacant space in check and rents soaring, reported Boxwood Means, Stamford, Conn.
