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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesSK Development and Kinsmen Secure $204M Loan for East Village Multifamily Development
Register for Multifamily Owners Forum San Diego Here SK Development and Kinsmen Property Group's multifamily project in Manhattan's East Village has landed a $203.50 million construction loan. For the developers, this will mark an opportunity to deliver housing to a submarket that's seeing limited supply and demand from a younger demographic. The financing for the site at 50 Third Avenue was arranged via a floating rate by Walker & Dunlop.
Century City Property Snags $550M Refi After Attracting Significant Leasing
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Santee, San Diego Emerges as Industrial Hub Thanks to Unique Land Profile
Santee, California, has become an increasingly important industrial development node in San Diego County. And by 2026, the city's position in the regional logistics network will have strengthened because of sustained demand, limited supply and improved transportation connectivity.
CRE Investors Stop Counting on Lower Rates to Make Deals Work
Higher Treasury yields are forcing commercial real estate investors to confront a tougher question than when borrowing costs will fall: Which deals work if they don't? With economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal expecting elevated rates through the rest of the decade, investors are reducing leverage, pushing for prices that support returns and seeking income growth they can generate themselves.
Multifamily Faces an Equity Gap Despite Ample Debt Capital
Register for Multifamily Owners Forum San Diego Here Commercial real estate has substantial debt capital available, but uncertainty about new equity is complicating multifamily refinancing and slowing new development, according to Willy Walker, chairman and CEO of Walker & Dunlop. Speaking on CNBC's Closing Bell Overtime, Walker said lenders have capital to deploy across multiple channels, including private debt funds, life insurance companies and banks.
When Another Office Loan Extension Stops Making Economic Sense
An office loan extension can buy time to rebuild occupancy and protect value. It can also keep an investor tied to a property that no longer justifies another dollar of equity. The dividing line is whether more time and capital offer a credible path to recovery or merely postpone a loss that the property's leasing performance already makes difficult to avoid.
Rental-Income Mortgages Open Another Path for Distressed Housing
Investors buying distressed houses have another option besides fixing them up and hoping for a quick sale. A mortgage that relies on a property's expected rental income can give them a way to hold the home, collect rent and build equity over time. For cities trying to bring vacant houses back into use, that financing offers promise—but weak underwriting and fraudulent borrowing can put those gains at risk.
CMBS Delinquencies Fall But Early-Stage Payment Trouble Grows
September's decline in CMBS delinquencies comes with a warning for commercial real estate investors: more loans fell behind on payments, even as fewer became seriously delinquent. Higher issuance and the resolution of large mall and office loans helped lower Fitch Ratings' headline rate, but rising early-stage delinquencies and continued maturity defaults tempered the improvement. The overall delinquency rate fell to 3.46% from 3.58% in August.
Higher Rates, Rising Costs Push More CRE Loans into Distress
Higher interest rates and rising costs are straining commercial real estate borrowers, and changing how they and their special servicers approach distress. Cheaper loans originated in 2021 and 2022 are scheduled to mature, representing about $875 billion in commercial and multifamily mortgages or 17% of the roughly $5 trillion outstanding. According to Curt Spaugh, head of special servicing at SitusAMC, the math has changed.
Vacancy Compression Continues for Office in DFW as Market Sees No Deliveries
Office in Dallas-Fort Worth continues to see improvement, with strong leasing and vacancy compression in the third quarter, according to a new report from CBRE. At the end of September, the vacancy rate was at 24.6 percent, 40 basis points lower than the second quarter and down over 2 percentage points from the peak at the end of the fourth quarter of 2024. Class A vacancy dipped by 140 basis points, while Class B assets enjoyed a 190 basis point decline.