Capital Markets Newsletter
DOJ’s Private Prison Phase-Out a Challenge for Prison REITs
By Reed Valutas, Associate Analyst, Commercial Real Estate Finance, Moody’s Investors Service: The DOJ and DHS plans to stop using privately owned prisons create substantial uncertainty for prison REITs.
Sale-Leaseback Proves Successful Net Lease Strategy
By Max Freedman, Managing Director, Sands Investment Group: The benefits of the sale-leaseback model today.
SL Green Lands $1.5B Financing for One Vanderbilt
Upon completion in 2020, the $3.1 billion Manhattan office tower will become the city’s second-tallest building.
Incumbency Bodes Well for the Real Estate Market
Experts from Mannatt, Phelps & Phillips weigh in on the upcoming election’s effect on the commercial real estate market.
HFF Arranges $210M Financing for National Retail Portfolio
The two loans are part of Westwood Financial’s $1.2 billion reorganization plan.
Development Expenditures as a % of Capital Value
(based on all property sectors and calculated in local currency)
TIAA Unit Closes $1.2B Super-Regional Mall Fund
The equity commitments will allow the fund to assemble a portfolio of approximately $2.5 billion.
Restructuring CMBS Loans, Part 2
By Jay Maddox, Principal, Avison Young: CMBS loan modifications, while difficult, can be accomplished—provided that the borrower understands the practical realities of dealing with special servicers.
Bridging the Office Market’s Buyer-Seller Gap
By Michael Dewey, Senior Vice President of Investments, PMRG: A growing number of investors with office buildings on the market are becoming uneasy this summer.
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