Most CRE Pros Believe Office Sector Has More Distress Ahead
A whopping 70% of CRE professionals recently surveyed by Trepp say they think the office sector will see the biggest uptick in distress for the remainder of the year, and 83% said CRE/CMBS delinquencies will worsen over the next six months.
‘It’s Just Noise’: CRE Dismisses Rising Anti-ESG Rhetoric Amid Calls For Climate Risk Transparency
Political backlash against environmental, social and governance investing is on the rise amid calls by the Securities and Exchange Commission to mandate climate reporting, with several...
Ranked: The Most and Least Livable Cities in 2022
Pandemic restrictions changed the livability of many urban centers worldwide as cultural sites were shuttered, restaurant dining was restricted, and local economies faced the consequences.
Recession Fears Squashing Deals: Bisnow Survey
Investors across the country are clamoring for industrial properties right now, especially those with solid tenants in place and proximity to major roads and population centers.
The incorporation of environmental justice (EJ) and civil rights into the environmental agenda of the Biden administration has not been confined to grant making and enhanced visibility.
The $369bn Climate Deal: America’s Path to Climate Resilience
Two weeks after Sen. Joe Manchin tanked the downsized Build Back Better package, Senate Democrats on July 27, 2022 released the proposed Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the “Act” or IRA).
How the Real Estate Industry Is Addressing ESG Compliance
Commercial real estate may be ahead of most industries on the ESG adoption front, given the inherent wastefulness of most office buildings.
White House OSTP Releases Plan to Advance Research on Emerging Contaminants in Drinking Water
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released on August 5, 2022, a new report on the National Emerging Contaminants Research Initiative (NECRI).
Impending developments have the potential to affect property transactions from the perspective of acquisition, disposition, and financing.
Debt Funds Smell Opportunity As Banks Step Back From CRE Lending
Economic uncertainty, soaring interest rates and a working population that is behaving in unpredictable ways have created a dislocated lending environment for commercial real estate.