Private Lenders in the US Eye Real Estate Opportunities as Activity Increases
Amid regulatory changes, PERE's US debt roundtable participants expect opportunities for capital deployment in refinancing and new acquisitions despite banks' reluctance to participate.
The Great Recession: A Retrospective on California's Housing Market Crash
Uncover California's housing market dynamics: delve into its past crashes and identify key drivers of price volatility.
Commercial Real Estate Debt Crisis: $1.5 Trillion Due Next Year
Refinancing Wave: Apartment Buildings at the Forefront
Apartment buildings are at the forefront of the refinancing wave, accounting for approximately 40% of looming maturities.
Unlock Business Growth: Leveraging AI for Scalability
Unlock the power of AI to grow your business seamlessly and effortlessly.
Is Now the Right Moment to Take Advantage of Lower Mortgage Rates?
Interest rates have reached a new low after more than a year, offering attractive opportunities for borrowers and investors alike.
Title: Sugar Hill Building in Harlem Reclaimed by Lender
Sugar Hill Capital Partners was among the first firms to face the impact of the 2019 rent law. Despite building its rent-stabilized holdings months before the legislation was passed, the multifamily owner saw its revenue streams dammed and its asset class
Real Estate Investment Fraud: Two Investors Indicted for $18M
Oregon-based real estate investment firm accused of fraudulent activities
Two owners, Robert Christensen and Anthony Matic, face charges for allegedly defrauding lenders and investors out of over $18 million. They are facing 21 counts in a federal case.
US Mortgage Demand Slows Amid Lower Interest Rates
Mortgage applications drop 1.3% in latest MBA survey, week ending September 27, 2024.
Housing Prices: A Nightmare for First-Time Buyers
New data reveals a concerning trend in house prices across the nation, leaving first-time homebuyers reeling.
Commercial Real Estate Maturity Wall: A $1.5 Trillion Challenge for Landlords
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. reports that landlords of commercial properties such as offices, apartment complexes, and other real estate have a total of $1.5 trillion in debt due by the end of next year. Approximately a quarter of this borrowed amount may pose
Social Housing Resurgence: A New Push
DSA's New York City chapter launches "House the Future" campaign, targeting Social Housing Authority under Good Cause Eviction policy.
Home Sales Surge Despite High Property Prices
Median home prices in the US surpassed $250,000 this summer, marking a significant increase in starter home prices.
Citrix Sells HQ in Fort Lauderdale for $37M, Leases Back Office Space
Citrix sells headquarters in Fort Lauderdale for $37 million, leasing back office space.
Citrix sells its nine-story building at 899 West Cypress Creek Road and six-story building at 851 West Cypress Creek Road in Fort Lauderdale for $37 million, leasing
RBH's Downtown 'Teachers Village' Funded with $370M Bond
Atlanta's "Teachers Village" income-restricted development is moving forward with a $370 million bond approved by Fulton County's Development Authority. This is the third project by the New Jersey-based developer, RBH Group.
Title: Understanding Real Estate Commissions and Closings
Here's a possible rewrite of your subheading:
"Unraveling Commission and Closing Costs: A Comprehensive Guide for Buyers and Sellers"
Tether RE Emerges Victorious in iOi Pitch Battle
A suite of tools to enhance personal safety and productivity in real estate field.
West Palm Beach multifamily project secures $50M construction loan
Bank of Montreal provides $50 million loan for construction of West Palm Beach apartment building named "The Spruce". This eight-story multifamily project will have 270 units and is being developed on a...
Record-low home contract signings observed
July's pending home sales plummeted to a 23-year low, according to a report from the National Association of Realtors. Contract signings dropped by 5.5% compared to the previous month.
Zillow's CEO predicts an end to the housing crisis
Jeremy Wacksman declares we've moved beyond the eye of the hurricane.
Mortgage rates hit a 15-month low: A boon for homebuyers
Homebuyers wait as rates edge closer to 6%, but sales remain stagnant.
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