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CRE Distress & Opportunistic Fundraising Slowly Dries Up

CRE Distress & Opportunistic Fundraising Slowly Dries Up

Four years after COVID-19, CRE distress and opportunity funds are struggling to deploy capital as distress levels fail to meet expectations.

November 20, 2024

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Southern Boom Towns Still Can’t Match Big City Appeal

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Southern Boom Towns Still Can’t Match Big City Appeal

While Southern cities like Dallas, Houston, and Atlanta are seeing growth, they still face challenges competing with NYC, LA, and Chicago.

US Home Sales Headed for 30-Year Low Amid High Prices, Rates

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US Home Sales Headed for 30-Year Low Amid High Prices, Rates

The U.S. housing market is on track to see its lowest home sales in nearly 30 years, driven by high prices and persistently elevated mortgage rates.

NY Fed: ‘Extend-And-Pretend’ Won’t Keep Working For CRE Loans

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NY Fed: ‘Extend-And-Pretend’ Won’t Keep Working For CRE Loans

The New York Fed warns that regional banks that delay recognizing distress in CRE loan portfolios are creating systemic risks.

High Vacancies Cost Dallas, Houston $3B in Office Rents Yearly

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High Vacancies Cost Dallas, Houston $3B in Office Rents Yearly

With a combined 103 MSF of empty office space, Dallas and Houston are facing a $3B annual loss in potential rental income, raising concerns.

Proposed Reform to Exempt Affordable Projects From Bond Limits

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Proposed Reform to Exempt Affordable Projects From Bond Limits

Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres introduced a bill to exempt affordable housing projects from federal volume caps on private activity bonds.

Landlords Eat Tax Hit When Handing Keys Back to Lenders

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Landlords Eat Tax Hit When Handing Keys Back to Lenders

Many landlords are handing over properties to lenders, but this deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure process can result in unexpected tax penalties.

Deutsche Bank Close to $1B CRE Loan Portfolio Sale

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Deutsche Bank Close to $1B CRE Loan Portfolio Sale

Deutsche Bank AG is in advanced talks to sell a $1B portfolio of CRE loans, signaling a potential market stabilization.

Oxford Economics Sees Window for Strategic CRE Investment

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Oxford Economics Sees Window for Strategic CRE Investment

Oxford Economics predicts a favorable investment window in CRE over the next 12–18 months, led by industrial, hotel, and residential.

CRE Loan Modifications Double as Borrowers Face Maturity Pressures

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CRE Loan Modifications Double as Borrowers Face Maturities

A Moody’s report reveals that the median percentage of modified CRE loans has more than doubled in 1H24, revealing more strain on borrowers.

Lawmakers Propose Exam to Broaden Access to Private Investments

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Financial Literacy Exam to Open Access to Private Investments

A new bill proposes more access to private markets by passing a financial literacy exam, opening up high-risk investments to many.

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FHFA Ups 2025 Multifamily Loan Caps by 4%

FHFA ups Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan caps by 4% for 2025 to boost rental housing support.

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NYC’s FARE Act Forces Landlords to Pay Broker Fees

The NYC Council has approved the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act, barring landlords from shifting broker fees to tenants.

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Florida Apartment Demand Roars Back in 2024

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