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5 Things to Do Now to Prepare for CRE Restructuring
If current conditions persist, stakeholders will need to undertake a review of their restructuring options, says Greystone’s Paul Fried.
The Effect of COVID-19 on Real Estate Lending
The expectation among many is that lenders are actively looking to make new loans or refinance existing ones, but that is not the case, according to Stephen Sobin of Select Commercial Funding.
The Future of Retail in a COVID-19 World
Some categories are weathering the crisis in relatively good shape, while others face a bumpier ride, writes David Stern of Townhouse Partners.
How a Still-Liquid Market Is Helping CRE Weather the Storm
There is more capital in the market than there was during the Great Financial Crisis, but it’s not business as usual, notes JLL’s Kevin MacKenzie.
Is a Zero Cash Flow Investment Right for You?
This unconventional approach can bring immediate cash to investors or rescue them from a hefty tax bill, according to Jonathan Hipp of Avison Young.
Higher Net Lease Cap Rates Ahead
Essential businesses captured most of the investor interest during the second quarter.
Mall REITs Face Pandemic Fallout as Retailers Struggle
April rent collection rates for enclosed mall assets were the lowest of all retail property types, notes Stephen Boyd of Fitch Ratings.
Expect Increased Property Taxes
Commercial property owners are a tempting target for cash-strapped governments dealing with fallout from COVID-19, writes Morris A. Ellison, a veteran commercial real estate attorney.
Public vs. Private CRE: The Price vs. Value Debate
The intrinsic value of real estate may be stronger than the public markets currently indicate.
A Guide to Loan Workouts: Déjà Vu Yet Different
Attorneys from Moses & Singer offer lenders a refresher on what to do when borrowers run into trouble.