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Mezzanine lending could become a pain point for distressed CRE lending next year.
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Second-quarter CRE sales jumped nearly 18% year-over-year, signaling stronger-than-expected momentum heading into 2025, JPMorgan says in a new report.
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Brookfield has ceded control to lenders or sold at a discount assets once valued at more than $3B, and it plans billions more in sales, a Bisnow analysis found.
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Tariffs will lead to a one-time price spike in the Fed's base case. That will raise development costs, but a sustained bump to inflation could be much worse.
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Commercial real estate experts have a mixed bag of predictions for 2026, with some sectors emerging as bright spots but others facing problems.
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If Europe does go ahead with plans to boost spending on sectors like defence, real estate will be a beneficiary.
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U.S. property prices increased 2.1% annually in March, led by suburban office prices.
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The $24.7B worth of sales in April marked the first year-over-year decline since June, a trend reversal that JPMorgan analysts attributed to debt costs.
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The Park Square Building at 31 St. James Ave. sold at an auction two months ago to LNR Partners, which has now retained Eastdil Secured to market it for sale.
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Hotel investment sales volume dropped 35% year-over-year in April, but investors expect a trend of increased activity to ultimately continue.
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