NEW YORK CITY-Gray's election to the board comes after Blackstone reported a 60% gain in real estate revenues. The global head of the private equity giant's real estate business joined the firm in 1992.

No longer the sector with the lowest delinquency rate, office faces a combination of maturing debt, rolling leases and fundamentals that still lag the market's peak.

NEW YORK CITY-The tech boom is driving leasing and rents in Midtown South, but experts at Thursday's REBNY seminar said the near-term and long-term office picture is far more complicated than that.

Distress is declining. There's more distress ahead. Which is correct? Both.

Documents that borrowers signed and filed away five to seven years ago may contain hidden hazards as debt-service coverage ratios grow narrower amid current market conditions, Hart Advisory&#146;s Little tells <i>DAI.</i>

The Roaring Twenties and the 2000s may both have seen frothy real estate markets, but bonds originated 80 years ago fared worse than present-day CMBS when the market turned, says a study from the New York Fed.

NEW YORK CITY-Staff expansions at GlobeSt.com support wide arrange of new initiatives.

Defaults on gas station and C-store mortgages come with sector-specific headaches for banks, not least of which is the prospect of taking title to a property with environmental issues, says Petroleum Capital Advisors&#146; Donell.