CRE Is Still Attractive for Investors, Says Black Creek CEO Dhanda Sep 21, 2020 The real estate investment manager has continued to bet on new acquisitions amidst the pandemic. Westfield’s Owner Is Feeding the Banks Again: Lionel Laurent Sep 17, 2020 Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield is betting on a deleveraging plan that would bring its LTV down to 30.9 percent. Apartment Developers Scout Adaptive Reuse Possibilities Sep 16, 2020 That math will become easier for developers if more distressed properties become available at a steep discount. JPMorgan Stops Paying for Junior Traders to Take Uber to Work Sep 16, 2020 The move to stop paying for Ubers and taxis comes as more of the bank’s workers plan to return to the office. Virtual Tours Can Let Prospective Tenants Narrow Down Their Choices. Here’s What They May Be Looking For Sep 16, 2020 In order to be effective, the virtual tour needs to recreate the entire “coming to work” experience, says one broker. Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Westfield’s Owner Is Feeding the Banks Again: Lionel Laurent Sep 17, 2020 Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield is betting on a deleveraging plan that would bring its LTV down to 30.9 percent. Apartment Developers Scout Adaptive Reuse Possibilities Sep 16, 2020 That math will become easier for developers if more distressed properties become available at a steep discount. JPMorgan Stops Paying for Junior Traders to Take Uber to Work Sep 16, 2020 The move to stop paying for Ubers and taxis comes as more of the bank’s workers plan to return to the office. Virtual Tours Can Let Prospective Tenants Narrow Down Their Choices. Here’s What They May Be Looking For Sep 16, 2020 In order to be effective, the virtual tour needs to recreate the entire “coming to work” experience, says one broker. Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Apartment Developers Scout Adaptive Reuse Possibilities Sep 16, 2020 That math will become easier for developers if more distressed properties become available at a steep discount. JPMorgan Stops Paying for Junior Traders to Take Uber to Work Sep 16, 2020 The move to stop paying for Ubers and taxis comes as more of the bank’s workers plan to return to the office. Virtual Tours Can Let Prospective Tenants Narrow Down Their Choices. Here’s What They May Be Looking For Sep 16, 2020 In order to be effective, the virtual tour needs to recreate the entire “coming to work” experience, says one broker. Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
JPMorgan Stops Paying for Junior Traders to Take Uber to Work Sep 16, 2020 The move to stop paying for Ubers and taxis comes as more of the bank’s workers plan to return to the office. Virtual Tours Can Let Prospective Tenants Narrow Down Their Choices. Here’s What They May Be Looking For Sep 16, 2020 In order to be effective, the virtual tour needs to recreate the entire “coming to work” experience, says one broker. Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Virtual Tours Can Let Prospective Tenants Narrow Down Their Choices. Here’s What They May Be Looking For Sep 16, 2020 In order to be effective, the virtual tour needs to recreate the entire “coming to work” experience, says one broker. Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail. Sep 16, 2020 The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what? 10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of August Sep 15, 2020 Apparel stores, fitness studios and hair salons continue to be among many retailers struggling to pay rent. Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Pandemic May Permanently Replace Some Human Jobs with Machines Sep 15, 2020 Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants. Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
Updated: Larry Silverstein Has Seen New York Bounce Back from Unimaginable Disaster. He Believes It Will Do So Again. Sep 14, 2020 Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center. CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
CMBS Investors Likely to Get Dinged by Non-Recourse Loans Sep 14, 2020 A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession. Load More first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last Load More
