Most New York CRE Executives Think Values Have Peaked

Most New York City commercial real estate executives–62 percent–believe the city’s property values have peaked, up from 48 percent three months ago, reported Marks Paneth LLP, New York.

Small-Balance Lending Gets Bigger

DALLAS–As more lenders focus on small-balance commercial and multifamily loans, servicers need to understand how to handle these loans post-closing, analysts said here at the MBA Commercial/Multifamily Servicing and Technology Conference.

CBRE: ‘Voracious’ Demand for E-Commerce Industrial Centers

Voracious global demand for e-commerce fulfillment and distribution centers fueled a 2.8 percent year-over-year increase in prime logistics rents globally–led by double-digit gains in U.S. coastal markets–reported CBRE, Los Angeles.

Moody’s: CRE Supply/Demand Remains Steady

Commercial property market supply/demand fundamentals held steady in late 2015 consistent with balanced construction and absorption, reported Moody’s Investors Service, New York.

M&M: Labor Market Could Boost Offices, Apartments

Though April did not add much to U.S. payrolls, the labor market remains in sound condition and could benefit offices and apartments, said Marcus & Millichap, Calabasas, Calif.