Anna-Marie Beal
A disrupted commercial real estate capital markets means investment opportunities are more nuanced than there were in past cycles.
As the retail apocalypse ends, the office Armageddon begins, says Toby Cobb, co-founder of the national real estate investment trust.
The Beverly Hills-based firm has been most active in opportunity zones in recent years as part of this focus.
A rising number of New York office deals are providing clearer pricing metrics for lenders and borrowers.
The structure is becoming the place more lenders want to be in the capital stack.
Negative leverage is becoming more pervasive – but it is also providing borrowers with a lifeline for a brighter day.
The Dallas-based manager’s latest whitepaper highlights the banking pullback and the perception of the US office sector as areas in need of a deeper dive.
The manager is also seeing distressed opportunities amid tightening borrowing markets.
The Boston-based manager looks to focus on this area of the market through its Taurus Capital Solutions platform.
The Boston-based manager’s head of research cites higher borrowing costs as a continued concern for the market.