Investment Heads For A Deep Freeze As Half Of London Assets Fall Into The Red. U.S. Cities Are Not Far Behind

A big chunk of CRE assets in major cities are worth less than their purchase prices. As a result, investment volumes are falling.

'Record Collapse': New Report Shows Extent Of Regional Bank Pullback In CRE Lending

The pullback of regional banks from commercial property lending has already been historic, and conditions aren't likely to improve soon.

Alternative Assets Gaining Ground Among Investors As Old Standards Like Retail And Office Fade

Alternative property types attracted more than $18B in the third quarter of 2023.

Volume Of Distressed Asset Sales On Mute As Owners Battle A New Type Of Crisis

Distressed buildings were scooped up quickly during the Global Financial Crisis, but today's downturn is slower and calls for a different investment strategy.

Hotel Deals Lift Ireland's First-Half Investment Results

The purchase of The Shelbourne Hotel was the 10th largest in Europe.

With Debt Harder To Get, CRE Finance Is Facing A 'New Reality'

CMBS lenders want more skin in the game from borrowers to make deals work in a high interest rate environment.

As Supply Swells, Apartment Rents Dip And Investors Drop Out

Months of record-high apartment construction continue to dampen rent-growth aspirations for multifamily owners.

Foreclosure Auction Set For 212-Unit Atlanta Apartment Building Acquired In 2022

The $48M loan is scheduled for sale on the courthouse steps on Feb. 6.

$1.8B Loan On Parkmerced Property In San Francisco Enters Special Servicing

The $1.8B Parkmerced loan moves to special servicing as multifamily distress mounts in the San Francisco market.

How Real Estate Became Hooked On Interest Rate Cuts

The recent period of low interest rates was an anomaly, and making money in real estate will take more effort in the future.