Digital Edition

Getting the Deal Done

Not all acquisition financing is created equal, as the quest for debt capital is influenced by both uncertainty and the flight to quality.

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Andrea Balkan’s Hands-On Approach to Lending

The pandemic has slowed but not stopped Balkan from growing Brookfield’s mezzanine lending platforms.

Transactions: December 2020

A selection of noteworthy deals announced between October 1 to 23, 2020.

Economist’s View: Rise to the Challenge

In highly uncertain conditions, maintaining a “core of humble open-mindedness” is the way to go, according to economist Hugh Kelly.

The November Digital Issue of CPE Is Now Available!

You can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Commercial Property Executive digital digest for a quick read or click on individual articles for an in-depth look at the topics that most interest you.

Designed by Morris Admi Architects, The Warehouse features a modern, three-story glass expansion atop a four-story brick base comprising a former industrial building in Manhattan’s Chelsea district. Elijah Equities developed the new Class A office property at 520 W. 20th St. Image courtesy of Noel Calingasan

Designing Better Homes for Business

New office developments that offer outdoor spaces, bike amenities and germicidal tech may have a competitive edge in the effort to win over wary tenants.

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CMBS Deals Continue in Face of Uncertainty

Issuances have rebounded after slowing to a standstill, but billions of dollars of troubled loans weigh on the market.

Economist’s View: The Butterfly Recovery Has Begun

The U.S. economy’s path toward recovery is bound to involve several stops, detours and starts along the way.

Ken McIntyre, CEO of Real Estate Executive Council. Image courtesy of REEC

Ken McIntyre on Extending CRE’s Talent Pipeline

The Real Estate Executive Council’s first CEO discusses commercial real estate’s journey toward greater inclusivity.

Eastern Hills Mall in Buffalo was acquired and redeveloped in 2003 by Mountain Development Corporation. The one-story, 1,000,000 square foot property features a combination of retailers, eateries and service providers and is currently being redeveloped in partnership with Uniland Development Company as a town center project.

An Ailing Retail Sector Gets Creative for the Holidays

Facing unprecedented challenges, retailers are embracing e-commerce and an extended shopping season.