Retailers Show Signs Of Turnaround As Availability Hits Record Low
Article by: Dees Stribling In a small reversal of their long-running miserable fortune, retailers and their real estate seem to be experiencing a slight rebound, ...read more
Article by: Dees Stribling In a small reversal of their long-running miserable fortune, retailers and their real estate seem to be experiencing a slight rebound, ...read more
Article by: Gabriela Barkho The past few years have seen the emergence of these so-called lifestyle centers – mixed-use spaces often situated outdoors and anchored ...read more
Article by: Nareit The first complete quarterly measure of the U.S. listed REIT industry’s operating and dividend performance. Read the full article: http://bit.ly/3i3kidT ...read more
Article by: Erik Sherman The government expects the multifamily originations market to contract in 2023. Read the full article: http://bit.ly/3glnBfK ...read more
Capright attendees Douglas Ticus, MAI, MRICS and Jamie Rich, ASA, MAI were pleased to be a part of National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF)’s Fall Conference in Orlando, ...read more
Article by: Erik Sherman The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco issued an economic letter on Monday, noting that monetary policy is tighter than the federal funds ...read more
Article by: Beth Mattson-Teig Higher interest rates and tightened underwriting standards have created an opportunity for short-term and gap lending solutions. Read the full article: ...read more
Article by: Dees Stribling Commercial property prices have dropped nearly 13% so far from their most recent peak earlier this year, with prices down 7.3% ...read more
Article by: David Bodamer Publicly-traded REITs continue to boast strong balance sheets marked by low leverage levels and debt maturities that are termed out for ...read more
Article by: Joseph Gordon Low consumer sentiment, inflation and high interest rates combined spell trouble for retailers and their landlords, but low supply of available ...read more