UK Commercial Property Loan Default Risks Are Rising Fast, But Debt Fund Market Is A Black Box

oxford economics warns cre loan default risk growing

San Francisco's Hospitality Industry Faces Labor Shortage, Subdued Travel As It Pushes Toward Recovery

San Francisco's hotel industry is creeping back to form, and experts are optimistic.

Office Leases Are Shrinking In Size And Length

Companies want shorter lease terms and smaller spaces as office uncertainty persists.

More Multifamily Owners Are Discovering One Of The ‘Best-Kept Secrets’ Of U.S. Housing Policy

Efforts to expand the underutilized Family Self-Sufficiency program have begun to attract more private landlords to help low-income tenants build wealth.

‘Insurers Have Left The State In Droves’ As Natural Disasters Take Toll On California Property

The rising tide of property insurance rates is making owners in California nervous.

Supreme Court Ruling In Bankruptcy Case Could Pose Risk For Informal Partnerships

Bankruptcy can't be used to discharge debts associated with fraud.

Lender Seizes Site Of Ill-Fated Mandarin Oriental Hotel Proposed In Uptown Dallas

Tim Barton, owner and president of JMJ Development, is awaiting trial on federal charges of fraud and conspiracy. He faces up to 60 years in prison.

Multifamily Continues To Grow In Dallas-Fort Worth Despite Industrywide Headwinds

Bisnow spoke with Brian Webster, president at KWA Construction, to learn about how the capital markets and pricing stabilization are impacting the DFW market.

Inside The Growing Real Estate Asset Class That's A Favorite Of Bill Gates, The Mormon Church

The relative stability of farmland is grabbing the attention of real estate investors as traditional property types underperform.

Pay Was Flat For Real Estate Pros In 2023

The tough market conditions were reflected in a lack of pay raises in commercial real estate.