Paul Fiorilla

Paul Fiorilla has more than 25 years of experience as a researcher and writer in the commercial real estate markets. He previously served as a vice president of research at Prudential Real Estate Investors in Madison, N.J., where he oversaw publishing of outlooks and thought leadership research. Before that, he covered real estate capital markets and CMBS at Commercial Mortgage Alert.

Alternative Lending Market Is No Fad

By Paul Fiorilla, Associate Director of Research, Yardi Matrix: With demand for debt high and new regulations limiting already strapped lenders, who can fill the gap?

Randy Reiff

Industry Veteran Reiff Heads New Lending Venture

The former FirstKey Lending CEO will be heading Allegiant Real Estate Capital, a new specialty lending operation.

Non-Traded REITs Struggle to Adapt to Regulatory Changes

By Paul Fiorilla, Associate Director of Research, Yardi Matrix: The CMBS market isn’t the only commercial real estate segment grappling with the more robust regulatory environment.

Yardi Matrix - Technology and Real Estate, a Perfect Pairing

Technology & Real Estate: A Perfect Pairing?

Yardi Matrix Market Analysis: Will technology create a sea change in the industry, or will the impact be less than transformational?

CMBS Scrambles to Comply with New Regulatory Regime

The blizzard of new regulations on commercial mortgage programs took center stage at this week’s CRE Finance Council annual conference.

2016 Most Powerful Brokerage Firms

Which brokerage firms topped the CPE-MHN ranking for 2016?

Job Growth Highlights Long-Lasting Recovery

With the pool of unemployed workers shrinking, Moody’s Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi predicts wage growth will pick up as the economy reaches full employment sometime this summer.

2016 Leading Real Estate Law Firms

CPE and MHN reveal the top real estate law firms for 2016.

Yardi Matrix: Time for a Turnaround?

Has CRE reached an inflection point?

Agency Lenders Raise Spreads Amid Market Volatility

The multifamily market remains heavily dependent on two GSEs, which could face restructuring after this year’s presidential election.