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What the Inverted Yield Curve Means for CRE
Recession fears loom with investors piling into long-term government bonds, but the implications for commercial property are a mixed bag.
Managing Color Schemes, from Simple to Sophisticated
The TivoCue DMX Controller Series from Tivoli Lighting manages color schemes for permanent lighting systems.
Stockbridge Scores $350M Financing for Logistics Deal
The company acquired a 26-property, 6.3 million-square-foot industrial portfolio spread across nine markets, primarily on the West Coast.
IPO Filing Reveals Costs of WeWork’s Growth Spree
The flexible office giant’s parent firm revealed that the company lost more than $900 million in the first six months of 2019, while revenue doubled to $1.54 billion.
Trinity, Broadmark Announce $1.2B Merger
Trinity will acquire Broadmark Capital to create a new commercial mortgage REIT with a value of $1.5 billion.
US Data Center Market Still Going Strong
Leasing remains robust, with no slowdown in sight, and new trends are shaping the sector, according to Newmark Knight Frank research.
Welcome Gets $200M Credit Facility for Texas Portfolio
The seven-year financing involves 18 fully leased, single-tenant industrial properties, more than two-thirds of them located in metro Houston.
How Walgreens’ Store Closings Will Affect Landlords
As the drugstore chain plans to shutter hundreds of locations, how will the move affect retail investors? Net lease executives weigh in.
Q&A: The Key to Competitive Financing for Retail
Mitch Paskover, president of Continental Partners, delves into the extra demands that investors in this fast-changing sector face when they seek debt and equity partners.
Tenants That Answer Retail Owners’ Prayers
Religious organizations can be promising candidates to backfill big-box spaces, and financial institutions are fueling this trend, reports Centennial Bank’s David Druey.