Why the CRE industry should keep calm and carry on
By David GoldwasserFounder, FIA Capital Partners The distressed commercial real estate market is all hyperbole. Tenants are not paying rent – mainly retailers, as well
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Dearth of big deals flattens investment volume
Global commercial real estate (CRE) investment, including entity-level deals, totaled $260 billion in Q3 2019, up by seven percent over the previous quarter but down
Report: Interest rate cut should bring more investors to table
Global commercial real estate (CRE) investment, including entity-level deals, totaled $231 billion in in the second quarter, up by 17 percent from the previous quarter
Infrastructure tops list of real estate worries in new CRE report
The Counselors of Real Estate has identified the current and emerging issues expected to have the most significant impact on real estate, with U.S. infrastructure
SIOR puts focus on increasing minority participation in CRE
The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR), the world’s leading commercial real estate association, and the SIOR Foundation, will sponsor the 2019 NEXUS Summer
Counselors launch their own company
CRE Counselors Bill Kinn and Casey Kemper have announced the launch of their new consulting partnership, K4 Real Estate Group. The new venture will focus
Online marketplace reaches $500M in online real estate investments
CrowdStreet, Inc., a technology provider with an online marketplace for direct equity investment in commercial real estate (CRE), announced that in March it crossed the
Report finds industry insulated from slowdown
The Real Estate Roundtable’s 2019 Q1 Sentiment Index reveals confidence from commercial real estate industry executives that today’s fundamentally sound CRE markets will prove resilient
Investors Bank originates ten loans valued at $283 million
Investors Bank originated 10 major commercial real estate (CRE) lending transactions in recent weeks, and the combined value of the loans surpasses $283 million. The
The top 5 CRE sales in NYC for March
By Reonomy In March, we saw a number of large multifamily transactions in Manhattan, continued Chinese investment, and further interest in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard area.