Seven years later, Business Insider is giving you a history lesson on the Global Financial Crisis.
More developers are turning to regional and local banks for commercial loans, as the smaller institutions are looking for better-leveraged investments.
Some top execs hit by the credit crunch have come back with a bang, others not so much.
Jair Lynch Development Partners buys into Monument/Lehman parcels in Capitol Riverfront; Macfarlane Partners still part of the venture
David Marx of Marx Development Group just paid $7M for 35,550 SF of transferable development rights from Eastern Rail Yards.
The Fed is going after Hedge Funds.
Telesis Corp. is partnering on the 500-unit redevelopment of Southwest D.C.'s Randall School, and it is competing for the Greenleaf Gardens redevelopment.
Covid-19 has been a human tragedy, but real estate has mostly been insulated from the economic fallout
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