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Article by:  Farhan Kabani The industry seems to have arrived at a consensus: Opportunities are available for those willing to search for them, and that search may be getting a little bit easier. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/403neYx

Article by:  Erik Sherman MSCI’s RCA CPPI National All-Property index lost 2.7% since December. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3LmyACO

Article by:  The Economist Lessons from the transformation of Lower Manhattan Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3Ja11ku

Article by:  Ray A. Smith Architects and real-estate developers are pioneering concepts to entice workers who will permanently split their time between home and office. Here are the innovations you’ll see in coming years. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3YwBFTO

Article by:  Karthik Balakrishnan Real estate investors face dual imperatives: to produce returns and to advance the low-carbon transition. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3ypgDf1

Article by:  Alicia McElhaney Allocators need a long-term time horizon if they want listed real estate to be an effective inflation hedge. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3YvbJrv

Article by:  Jack Rogers M&T Banks says it is conducting “stress tests” on the debt-service ratio of CMBS loans that make up its $5B office portfolio, disclosing that 20% of its office loans are criticized—banking jargon for in distress, potentially in default. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3L6Jts7

Article by:  Anca Gagiuc Gateway markets, badly hit by out-migration during the peak of the pandemic, are rebounding, boosted by limited supply, increased return to the office and resurgent immigration. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3IXxFWx

Like a good wine, the US self-storage sector has taken almost seven decades to evolve from a lowly caterpillar in the business park to an elegant butterfly on Main Street. How did this happen? Self-storage units as a light industrial land use, first appeared in the 1960’s. Families moving to small sunshine homes in the…read more

Article by:  Carmen Arroyo and Charles Williams The bulk of investor demand is likely to skew toward deals with excellent collateral performance and sponsorship. Read the full article:  http://bit.ly/3Fo8POT