CRE Private Debt Funds: Helping Solve ‘The Great Liquidity Lockdown’
Every CRE downturn has its own complexion depending on the origins of the crisis and market dynamics in place when it starts. Some common catalysts ...read more
Distress and Opportunism Unlikely to Breathe Life into Sluggish Market without a Creative Finance Defibrillator
For a moment at the end of Q3, investors saw the temporary lull in the Fed’s rate-hikes as good news; but their optimism soon evaporated. ...read more
This stuff has been going on for a long time.
Despite a continuing focus on the post-COVID re-orientation of commercial real estate, the truth is many trends had been afoot for decades. We are reminded ...read more
What’s going on with the Spread between Going-In and Exit Cap Rates
In normal economic times, an exit cap rate for a #CRE asset at the end of the holding period is typically significantly higher than the going-in cap ...read more
Inflation is Here. What Does This Mean for Performance and Pricing of Commercial Real Estate?
It’s Economics 101. Input costs have increased sharply due to spikes in commodity prices, supply chain interruptions and, most importantly, a brisk structural metamorphosis in ...read more
Capright Among “Big Five” Independent Valuation Firms Providing 2Q Guidance
COVID-19 Valuation Considerations For Institutional Commercial Real Estate in the U.S. April 22, 2020 Matthew Ansay, MAI, CRE – National Valuation Consultants Jay Marling, MAI, ...read more
No Such Thing as “Moneyball” in Commercial Real Estate
By Jay Marling, CEO & Managing Principal, Capright The theme of the 2011 movie Moneyball has fueled countless Big Data initiatives. This adaptation of Michael ...read more
Jay Marling featured in NAREIM Magazine
“The fact that leases under one year can still remain off the balance sheet should be a boon for the co-working industry.” Check out what ...read more