Finance
Seize the Opportunity (Zone), but Keep Your Head on Straight
BDO’s Stuart Eisenberg and Marla Miller demystify the new vehicle and recommend ways in which REITs can take advantage of their scale when investing in qualified properties.
Debt Markets Poised for Strong 2019
Matt Weber, Avison Young’s newest addition to the firm’s Washington, D.C., office, discusses the challenges of deploying capital at this stage in the cycle and where the best opportunities lie.
Financing Strategies for Assets in Transition
With ample capital to deploy and fewer opportunities for placing it, investors and lenders are giving increased attention to well-located adaptive reuse projects with compelling narratives. Mitch Paskover of Continental Partners offers tips for telling a property’s story.
$115M Construction Loan for Anaheim Luxury Hotel
At 12 stories, the new Radisson Blu will feature 326 keys, and the development will be one of the tallest ever in the Disneyland market.
JLL Secures Financing for Houston Facility
Central Southwest Texas Development received the loan for the construction of a 132,350-square-foot self storage development in Houston’s Westchase submarket.
NKF Arranges $66M Loan for SF-Area Office Project
With construction financing in place, Acclaim Cos. will push ahead with the development of a 100,000-square-foot spec project in Redwood City, Calif.
HFF Secures Construction Loan for Denver Office Asset
The Class A office building broke ground this year and upon completion, will include a 30-story building with retail, office and parking spaces.
CRE Regulatory Review: Tariffs, Taxes, Immigration and More
Financiers and advisors weigh in on governmental actions poised to disrupt today’s mature, robust and increasingly competitive market.
Midwest Resurgence
As cap rates on the coasts fall, yield-chasing buyers and developers are eyeing the country’s center with renewed interest. What else is drawing them there?
Wanted: Healthy Skepticism
Technology is undoubtedly changing commercial real estate, but is it overstating the case to call these changes revolutionary? Real estate economist Hugh F. Kelly makes the case for healthy skepticism that can help companies avoid unwise strategic choices.