Challenges facing the commercial real estate market brought on by tightening lending policies among many small and regional banks, which have been a key source of commercial loans. Still, due to continuing U.S. job gains, net absorption has been mostly positive nationwide, Yun said, with the apartment, industrial and retail sectors helping to keep the industry relatively stable.
by Randolph TaylorMany multifamily homes for sale were scooped up for depreciation, 1031 exchanges, or to add more units to an existing portfolio.
by Randolph TaylorOne thing that Chicagoans know all too well is that renting in the city comes at a price, and in recent months, rent prices have continued to increase.
by Randolph TaylorCommercial mortgage rates constantly change, and updating live rates is often tricky. Several factors determine commercial real estate loan rates, but the most important factors are supply and demand.
by Randolph TaylorFalling tax revenue. Aging downtowns losing their vitality. Record office vacancy. A housing crisis. One strategy could tackle all of these problems in one fell swoop: a wave of office-to-residential conversions.
by Randolph TaylorInflation was a blip, and long-term ultra-low interest rates will return
by Randolph Taylor