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The transaction market remains stymied by a wide gap between buyers and sellers.

Negative headlines in the mainstream press may center on other pressure points, but market participants are focused on the possibility of further rate increases.

Leverage helped to fuel acquisitions, refinancings and returns over the past cycle. Now, lenders and borrowers are working to adapt to a new reality.

Transaction volumes will stay subdued until bank lending standards begin to ease.

Bank sale mirrors similar moves by Capital One and Pacific Western Bank to add liquidity amid market stress.

Lack of money center banks is creating more space for private credit lenders with multifamily, industrial and construction lending.

The Dallas-based manager is still struggling with pricing on the properties which come across its desk. 

The manager has expanded the geographic scope and timeframe of its previous analysis in its latest estimate.

The Philadelphia-based investment management company is assembling a portfolio of class A offices. 

The firm is launching the deal at a time when segments of the retail sector are showing signs of resilience.