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The Wave is Here: Troubled CRE Loans, Banks, Borrowers, and Investor Opportunities

DATE August 16, 2024 / Author


Navigating the Surge in CRE Distress: Opportunities Amidst Troubled Loans and Foreclosures The commercial real estate (CRE) market is bracing for a record number of maturing loans and a surge in defaults. Property owners that have balloon repayment loans coming due are struggling to refinance at today’s higher rates. This is “forcing” borrowers to either: […]

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Industrial Market Report | Brooklyn, NY

DATE August 15, 2024 / Author


H1 2024 Industrial Brooklyn Market Report Market Overview for Brooklyn Industrial Total dollar volume was approximately $354M. This represents a 113% increase from H1 ʼ23 and a 35% decrease from H1 ʼ22. 50 industrial transactions exceeding $1M were recorded, up from 41 in H1 ʼ23. Average deal size was $7.1M. 72% of transactions were bought […]

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New Commercial Real Estate Legislation in 2024

DATE August 15, 2024 / Author


New Commercial Real Estate Legislation in 2024 Key Changes Impacting Property Owners, Investors, Renters, and Developers Commercial real estate is facing several significant changes as new or proposed laws come into effect across the United States. These legislative updates have the potential to affect anywhere from property owners and investors to renters and developers. Here […]

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Vacant Big-Box Spaces Create New Outlet for Healthcare

DATE August 14, 2024 / Author


Vacant Big-Box Spaces Create New Outlet for Healthcare   Retail Closures Pave Way for Healthcare Facilities Over the last 18 months, the U.S. noted a surge of national and regional big-box retailers closing their doors and shutting down operations. Just this year, 99 Cents Only Stores announced it would be closing all 371 of its […]

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Multifamily Development Report | Balboa Park, CA

DATE August 13, 2024 / Author


Hillcrest, Mission Hills, and Bankers Hill Multifamily Development Report   This area is attractive to both investors and residents alike as it boasts a convenient location between various parks, neighborhoods, and freeway access in the San Diego metro. The various amenities in this submarket draw a variety of tenants, which creates a diverse demographic and […]

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Multifamily Market Report | North Florida

DATE August 12, 2024 / Author


North Florida Multifamily Market Report North Florida Market Overview The Jacksonville metro’s economy remains in strong standing, with the education and health services, leisure and hospitality, government, and construction sectors leading job growth this year. There are more than 300,000 employees in just these segments alone. Employee growth in these sectors could likely be a […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Austin, TX

DATE August 8, 2024 / Author


Austin Multifamily Market Report Market Overview The Austin multifamily sector maintains a strong position and is part of one of the top-growing metros nationally. This can be attributed to healthy performance in the job market here, which grew by 2.1%, outpacing the national average. The education and health services sector noted the greatest boost so […]

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Multifamily Market Report | West Los Angeles, CA

DATE August 5, 2024 / Author


West Los Angeles Multifamily Market Report Market Overview West Los Angeles is a thriving metro on the West Coast. Its economy includes major industries such as entertainment, tourism, worldwide trade, fashion, and aerospace. The market has a strong entrepreneurial culture and a huge pool of creative workers, leading to a high rate of new business […]

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What’s Shaping Tomorrow’s Shopping Centers

DATE July 18, 2024 / Author


Shopping Center Trends in Placemaking & Merchandising Finding balance between the objectives of landlords and community stakeholders is vital in shaping the future of a shopping center. Key factors such as merchandising and placemaking define the property’s ambiance and drive foot traffic, creating a dynamic and profitable environment for landlords, tenants, and the community. The […]

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