(Bloomberg)—Imagine 16 deserted Mall of Americas. That’s how much space battered mall owners need to fill heading into 2022, more than 90 million square feet. It’s no easy task, with
Multifamily Investors Lengthen Their Hold Periods, As Inflation Fears, Dearth of Product Disrupt the Market
Multifamily investors are increasing hold times for their properties, and not just by a few months either. Investment firms and fund managers are doubling and even tripling hold periods, partly
Corporations Are Bringing Needed Inventory to the Sale-Leaseback Market
Investors that have been frustrated by intense competition and a thin supply of for-sale corporate sale-leaseback properties are welcoming a growing pipeline of deals. Companies ranging from FedEx to Taco
More Investors Eye Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers for Better Risk-Adjusted Returns
When Kroger-anchored Crossroads South hit the market earlier this year, Matt Annibale, senior director of acquisitions with First National Realty Partners (FNRP), jumped at the chance to acquire the 201,404-sq.-ft.
Hotel and Office Investments Are a High-Risk, High-Reward Bet
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