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US REITs, REOCs Prepared for Uncertainty Ahead
By Philip Kibel, Associate Managing Director, Moodys Investors Service: Despite Moodys expectation that the performance of U.S. REITs and REOCs will be stable in 2017, here are the key credit issues to watch for in the year ahead.
2017’s Greatest Net Lease Challenge
By David Sobelman, Founder & CEO, Generation Income Properties: While net lease remains one of the most stable asset classes, volatility and uncertainty in the market will present challenges for the sector.
Shelf Space: 2017 Outlook for Retail Real Estate
By Anthony La Malfa & Natalie Kotlyar, Partners, BDO USA: Which retail trends will be critical for the real estate industry to watch in 2017?
Loan Syndications–The Art of Slicing and Dicing
By Jay Maddox, Principal, Avison Young: Why borrowers and lenders should take caution and do their research before entering into a syndicated loan transaction.
Surprise, Surprise: 2017 Ushers in a New Era
By Ken Riggs, President, Situs RERC: With a new administration set to take over next month, what is ahead for commercial real estate investment in 2017?
Ring in the New Year with 3 Tax Tips for REITs
By Tanya Thomas, Tax Managing Director, BDO USA: With the possibility of major tax reform ahead, it’s critical for REITs to assess these three recent changes before additional regulations are introduced.
Net Lease Opportunities Abound in 2017
By Scott Campbell, Associate Director, Calkain Cos.: A renewed confidence in the U.S. economy will likely bring many buyers to the net lease market next year.
Criteria for Site Selection In an Ever-Evolving Business Environment
At a time when technology, e-commerce and the quest for fast-tracked innovation are changing the playing field for companies across all industries, the ability to adapt to a changing business environment is becoming increasingly important.
License or Lease? The Contractual Limits of the Sharing Economy
Elizabeth Levin, Esq., of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, explores the implications of contracts and lease agreements pertaining to co-working and short term rental arrangements.
Do Retrofitting Rules Spark Enough Action?
New York City’s latest ordinances highlight the benefits and limitations of relying on largely voluntary codes.