Will Johnson
Lenders are hopeful but cautious as the covid-19 pandemic drags on.
The Chicago multifamily office believes that its low leverage and high-quality locations allow conservative lenders to get comfortable with the risks.
The commercial property market needs to focus less on cosmetic changes to properties and more to legitimate energy efficiency and sustainability.
Market participants foresee some potential integrational and operational issues when lenders step away from LIBOR on December 31.
The Texas city is the fastest-growing US metropolitan area, with surging demand for apartment properties.
New York City is seeing a once-in-a generation acquisition opportunity as prices drop on pandemic woes.
Mutual funds and ETFs can offer a liquidity sleeve for institutional investors.
Dupont Capital's Karl Umanis has been an active buyer of what he believes are undervalued CMBS since the start of the pandemic.
The investor believes the securitized market offers the best chance to finance the portfolio acquired from KKR.
The California-based asset manager sees a short-term window to acquire distressed loans secured by high-quality assets, with plans to do one or two of these deals each month.