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How Higher Rates Are Reshuffling CRE’s Financing Deck

Liquidity is ample, but pressures on borrowers and lenders are building.

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Can First Fed Hike in 3 Years Dent Inflation?

Refinancing legacy CRE loans could get tougher, sources say.

Mike Doty & David Shatz

NYC Has New C-PACE Rules. What’s Changing for Borrowers?

Two Nuveen executives on how the revamped funding structure could improve project economics and where financing challenges remain.

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Fed Holds Rates, but CRE Focuses on What’s Next

The industry is seeking greater clarity for the rest of the year.

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1,900-Acre San Antonio Project Moves Forward

The mixed-use development may hold some 2 million square feet of commercial space.

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New York Hits Pause on Data Centers

The first statewide development moratorium comes as pushback to the facilities persists.

Editorial Director Suzann D. Silverman

Wizards, Predictions and Commercial Real Estate

While we can’t actually see into the future, we’ve become more adept at making predictions that pan out.

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Dallas Approves Incentives for $1.3B Morgan Stanley Office Project

The financial services firm is deciding between two cities for a major new location.

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CPE Midyear Outlook: CRE’s Continued Tale of Bifurcation

Industry leaders say recovery remains uneven as higher interest rates, refinancing challenges and AI reshape the market.

A photo of Kevin Warsh speaking at the June 17 FOMC meeting.

Fed Holds Rates Again as Warsh Steps In

The decision came in a unanimous vote.