CREF Market Outlook: Commercial Real Estate’s Four-Bucket Theory

The pandemic has affected different commercial property types in very different ways, and they will likely perform differently when the economy bounces back, said MBA Vice President of Commercial Real Estate Research Jamie Woodwell.

ULI Forecast Sees Potential Rebound in 2021-2022

The Urban Land Institute, Washington, D.C., said a consensus of real estate economists surveyed expect a short-lived recession and above-average GDP growth in 2021 and 2022.

Multifamily Market Musings: Conversation with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt

This year’s industry developments are dominated by the pandemic as well as associated social, political and economic impacts. Given this backdrop and the continued role of the GSEs in financing multifamily throughout market ups and downs, MBA NewsLink talked with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt to get perspective on trends and what to watch as the multifamily market continues to evolve.

Multifamily Market Musings: Conversation with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt

This year’s industry developments are dominated by the pandemic as well as associated social, political and economic impacts. Given this backdrop and the continued role of the GSEs in financing multifamily throughout market ups and downs, MBA NewsLink talked with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt to get perspective on trends and what to watch as the multifamily market continues to evolve.

Multifamily Market Musings: Conversation with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt

This year’s industry developments are dominated by the pandemic as well as associated social, political and economic impacts. Given this backdrop and the continued role of the GSEs in financing multifamily throughout market ups and downs, MBA NewsLink talked with Fannie Mae’s Kim Betancourt to get perspective on trends and what to watch as the multifamily market continues to evolve.

MBA Chart of the Week: Appetite for Commercial/Multifamily

CRE mortgage demand is generally on the rise, with four times more firms expecting borrower demand to be “very strong” in the fourth quarter (24%), compared to the 6% who believed demand was “very strong” in the third quarter.