Real Estate

The additional $600 in unemployment benefits have expired, and apartment owners are concerned about how it will impact rent collections. Affordable housing developers in particular are susceptible to declining rent collections as a result of the expired benefits. Many apartment owners, including KIMC, have advocated for additional stimulus. “I am certainly worried about it,” Jonathan
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TOLEDO, OH –  Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors’ private equity real estate division, Kayne Anderson Real Estate has purchased a healthcare portfolio from Welltower in a $1 billion transaction. The acquired portfolio comprises 34 properties, encompassing 27 medical office buildings and seven senior housing communities. The medical office buildings are located throughout the US and each
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An effortlessly relaxed, enviably private and stylishly appointed contemporary pavilion high above tony Benedict Canyon in fancy-pants Beverly Hills, owned by English model and television presenter Catherine “Cat” Deeley, the bubbly, five-times Emmy nominated host of the long-running “So You Think You Can Dance” televised talent competition since 2006, has popped up for sale at
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While COVID-19 has slammed many parts of the economy, suburban apartments are performing well for one company. Chris Berry, managing director and co-portfolio manager for Barings, says several of the firm’s close-in suburban multifamily holdings “have exceeded expectations since fourth quarter 2019.”  Berry says that Barings these properties, some of which are located outside of
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Jeff Lerman, co-founding Lerman Law Partners, LLP, has been a commercial real estate attorney for 40 years. Before 2020, he thought he had seen everything that could happen in the sector. The COVID-19 hit and businesses have closed en masse. “Landlords literally cannot evict the tenant, and the tenant had no idea that they were
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The longtime home of ever-young actor Geena Davis, on nearly half an acre along a quiet and picturesque, Jacaranda-lined cul-de-sac in L.A.’s posh Pacific Palisades community, has popped up for sale at nearly $6 million. Listings held by David Offer of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, which make no secret of the identity of the
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So far, the apartment market has held up relatively well after COVID-19 hit. But Jake Reiter, president of Verde Capital, does see some issues on the horizon.  In higher-end, mixed-use apartments, the retail and hospitality portions could “pull-down” building performance, according to Reiter. “The hotel piece, the WeWork piece or the retail piece could be
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Mortgage defaults are increasing at an alarming rate. The delinquency rate for loans tied to commercial mortgage-backed securities jumped to 10.32 percent in June, which was an increase of 317 basis points over the May number. “If the property owners who have the mortgages are unable to pay, it’s clear that investors in CMBS are
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While we are still early in the pandemic-triggered recession, some investors are already seeing the distressed asset investment opportunities—and BH Properties is among them. The investor is expecting a wave of bankruptcies and defaults, and is launching a $200 million debtor-in-possession platform to act on those opportunities in the coming months. “We’ve already seen a
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The biggest lease of the year is done – and it’s momentous good news for a limping office-leasing market in a city beleaguered by the coronavirus. Facebook on Monday closed on a long-awaited deal for 730,000 square feet at Vornado’s Farley Building, the former post office site between Madison Square Garden and the Hudson Yards
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Providing insight on the hospitality sector’s varying debt solutions in relation to the current, on-going crisis, Alan Cohen, chair of Akerman LLP’s real estate finance practice and co-office managing partner of the firm’s New York office, recently connected with GlobeSt.com to answer a few questions regarding payment options within the hotel landscape. Are lenders permitting
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The year 2020 will not be soon forgotten as the spread of COVID-19 and society’s reaction to the virus have combined to devastate the global economy. U.S. GDP in the second quarter declined by 32.9 percent on an annualized basis, the most significant quarterly decline observed since the 1940’s. While the stock market has rebounded
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As the industry deals with massive disruption, architects and designers are finding that they will play a new role in the recovery. According to Nadel Architecture and Planning leadership, architects and designers will be tasked with finding innovative solutions to the challenges facing CRE. The firm recently transitioned its leadership and ownership team to position
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CMBS and construction lending have been the two most impacted sectors during the pandemic. Lenders in these two categories have slowed activity significantly. In CMBS, the market had a lot of exposure to both the retail and hospitality markets. Construction lenders, on the other hand, are moving forward with extreme caution. “The CMBS market has
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Aquicore, a real estate software company that analyzes and makes predictions about building performance in real time, has secured $14 million that it will use to bolstering its cloud-based platform and to expand into Europe. The new round, led by New York City investment firm Keyframe Capital Partners with additional participation from European venture capital firm A/O Proptech and
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