‘Compassionate Capitalism’ Has An Expiration Date, And Investors Are Eyeing Their Targets

Many borrowers have sought forbearance on loans and lenders have been flexible.

Multifamily’s Resilience Is Attracting Investors

As one of the better-performing asset classes during the current pandemic, multifamily is receiving renewed attention from CRE investors.

Impact Investing Passes Its COVID-19 Trial By Fire

Impact investing could have suffered during COVID-19. Instead, it has remained resilient.

The Distressed Asset Market Is Already Hot, If You're Willing To Spend

Distressed asset sales and financing deals are already happening for those with cash for purchasing notes or surviving short-term negative cash flow.

Oxford Properties Backs New Fund In First Impact Investment

Oxford is one of the vanguard of real estate investors moving into impact investing.

Governments And Central Banks Control The Real Estate Sector Today. What Happens When That Stops?

How do you wean the economy off the methadone?

Japan’s Extreme Workplace vs. Sweden’s Liberal Flexibility: How Work Culture Shapes The Future Of The Office

Entrenched work cultures might not change as a result of Covid-19.

Skyrocketing Rents Pushing Some Value-Add Investors To Buying Stabilized Properties

The national median apartment rent increased by more than 17% last year. With growth like that, why would anyone still opt for value-add investments?

The UK May Never Build A New Shopping Centre Again

The era of the shopping centre is over

'You’ve Got To Get Pretty Heroic': Lender Aggression Ramping Up For Industrial, Multifamily

As more capital enters the market, lenders are competing by increasing loan-to-value ratios and loan-to-cost ratios