The LIBOR Transition Hatches a ‘Chicken or Egg’ Conundrum

Potomac Point Group, June 14, 2021—Martha-Rosalind “MR” StaintonAfter a year of extreme uncertainty, the particulars of the LIBOR transition seem to be solidifying, at least on the surface. The last …

Hotel Industry Emerges from Pandemic with New Business Model, Possibly Fewer Workers

Washington Post, June 14, 2021–Eli RosenbergAs Americans travel more, they are encountering a hotel industry that has undergone dramatic transformations and might never return to its pre-pandemic business model.https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/06/11/hotel-workers-reduced-cleaning/

Banks’ Biggest CRE Headache: a Dearth of Originations

National Mortgage News, June 14, 2021–Allissa KlineFears of widespread credit losses have largely subsided, but demand for new commercial real estate loans remains lackluster because many companies are sitting on …

Missed Housing Payments Pile on for Homeowners, Renters

First Tuesday Journal, June 14, 2021–Carrie B. Reyes7.7% of U.S. non-subsidized rental households were one or more payments behind on rent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. While this is …

How the Hotel Sector is Navigating the Economic Reopening

Wealth Management Real Estate, June 14, 2021–Bendix AndersonGuests are already reserving hotel rooms for what is likely to be a very busy summer. But not every hotel segment is likely …

MBA Chart of the Week June 14, 2021: Key Tax Proposals for Commercial Real Estate Finance

The Biden Administration’s proposed Fiscal Year 2022 Budget put down in black and white – and dollars and cents – many suggestions that have been made in more general terms in the Administration’s American Jobs and Family Plan, during the most recent presidential campaigns and in some cases going back decades.