By Robert Murphy
After a year of monumental
changes driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a good time to touch upon how the
commercial real estate lending market has fared and how the landscape may have
changed for new borrowers. Loan originators working at real estate-focused
(non-recourse) bridge lending platforms have shared how their deal underwriting
has changed. Since a large amount of…
By John Bell
Historically,
commercial real estate property sales have relied heavily on in-person
interactions, such as on-site tours, inspections and tenant interviews, and
countless meetings between sellers, brokers, and prospective buyers. Like many
things, the…
By
Leah Gallagher
The
threat of shorter office lease terms has been looming over the commercial real
estate industry for several years. Companies first braced for the potential
impact of new standards from the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
recognizing…
By Nate Erickson and Harrison Wagenseil
In today’s economic climate, having access to capital is vital for businesses to take the necessary action to keep operations running smoothly. For companies that own real estate, one way to accomplish this is through a…
By Shivu Srinivasan
With mounting unemployment and continuing economic strain,
many individuals are having difficulty making ends meet. The dire situation led
California to pass an eviction moratorium, putting pressure on property owners
that still owe mortgages and other…
By Rob Murphy
Congress recently
passed its third piece of legislation aimed at combating the novel coronavirus.
Phase 3, as it has been referenced, will be the most expensive stimulus package
in U.S. history. While the first two pieces of legislation increased funding…
By Danny Mangru
The Manhattan office market, often considered a bellwether for commercial real estate across the country, witnessed a slowdown in leasing activity during third quarter 2019. At the same time, several large blocks of space were added to the market, both…