NEW YORK CITY—As was widely expected, the resolution of the delinquent Peter Cooper Village/Stuyvesant Town loan in January was primarily responsible, according to Fitch Ratings.

ORLANDO—CNL Healthcare Properties spent $1 billion on acquisitions and development in 2015. Find out what the seniors housing and care sector's prospects look like for this year.

NEW YORK CITY—The asset management firm has brought in Teddy Kaplan, formerly of Angelo, Gordon's net lease group, to help build the new platform.

CALABASAS, CA—Positive economic and demographic trends will continue to buoy the multifamily sector throughout this year, said experts on Marcus & Millichap's webcast this week.

IRVINE, CA—The Institute's 2016 president, Steven Moreira, says the partnership with Ten-X will provide ""sophisticated resources that will provide brokers with a distinct competitive advantage in this ever-changing industry landscape."

NEW YORK CITY—Breather's model of hourly leasing for "turn-key and stylish on-demand short term meeting space" is changing "the face of commercial real estate as we know it," says Cushman & Wakefield's Sean Black.

CHICAGO—Ninety percent of commercial real estate executives surveyed by Seyfarth Shaw expect the Federal Reserve to follow up its December interest rate action with more this year.

NEW YORK CITY—Mission Capital's Michael Britvan anticipates broad-based interest from REITs and other institutional investors that are drawn to "the cash flow that these properties generate."