The Mortgage Bankers Association is pleased to announce that Victor Calanog of Manulife Investment Management will serve as Vice-Chair of the 2024 Affordable Rental Housing Advisory Council.
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MBA NewsLink Q&A with Daron Tubian of Barings, Chair of the 2024 Affordable Rental Housing Advisory Council
MBA NewsLink recently interviewed Daron Tubian, who was named Chair of the 2024 Affordable Rental Housing Advisory Council at CREF24 in San Diego.
Hybrid Work Arrangements Unlikely to Stress Office Sector
Moody’s Analytics REIS, New York, said the office sector is unlikely to see a massive decline in demand for space and values per square foot due to increased hybrid work-from-home arrangements.
‘A Relative Holding Pattern’ For Offices
The office market has seen less deterioration during the pandemic recession than it did during the Great Recession, but it’s not out of the woods yet, reported Moody’s Analytics REIS, New York.
Pandemic Reaching Office Market
The next 18 months could be a difficult period for the office sector, said Moody’s Analytics REIS, New York.
Office Vacancy Rate Could Reach 20% in 2022
The office sector saw downward pressure even before the COVID-19 crisis. Now, burdened with a shift toward remote working, it could be particularly hard hit in the coming years, said Moody’s Analytics.
The CMBS Market During the Pandemic: A Conversation with Moody’s Investors Service
MBA NewsLink interviewed Keith Banhazl, Victor Calanog and Nick Levidy from Moody’s, New York.
The CMBS Market During the Pandemic: A Conversation with Moody’s Investors Service
MBA NewsLink interviewed Keith Banhazl, Victor Calanog and Nick Levidy from Moody’s, New York.
The CMBS Market During the Pandemic: A Conversation with Moody’s Investors Service
MBA NewsLink interviewed Keith Banhazl, Victor Calanog and Nick Levidy from Moody’s, New York.
Moody’s Analytics Forecasts 11% Drop in Retail Rents This Year
Pressured by rising e-commerce even before the COVID-19 crisis and now burdened with wide-scale store closures, retail rents could drop 11 percent in 2020, said Moody’s Analytics, New York.