In the wake of the COVID-19 disruption, the lending market today looks vastly different than it did just over a year ago. Long-term asset values in the hotel and office markets remain
Industrial Tenants Renew Leases Far in Advance, Raise Warehouse Roofs and More to Deal with Space Shortage
Through most of the pandemic, the U.S. industrial sector has been performing so well that both rents and prices have been nearing records. But a recent report from the logistics giant Prologis highlights just how
Loans Backed by Office Buildings Were Supposed to be Battered. That Prediction Proved Wrong
Office loan portfolios held by non-bank lenders have been posting steady performance, helped by long leases, high quality assets and some workouts. When the COVID-19 pandemic forced companies around
Will CPI Increases Impact Office Rent Escalations in the Months Ahead?
Inflation is rising. But it’s unlikely to have a significant impact on office rents. It used to be that office leases would use the consumer price index (CPI) as
More Office, Industrial Deals Are Closing on Time, Signaling Pandemic Disruption Might Be Over
A SIOR sentiment report for the third quarter found 82 percent of sales and leases were on schedule for a closing. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic last
Good News for Office Landlords: Sublet Flood Is On the Wane
Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back. As the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. reaches its