Capital Markets

SoCal NAIOP CEO Tim Jemal has an optimistic the outlook for the Southern California market across asset classes.

Called daily-needs retail before the pandemic, essential retail has become a clear category.

The deal shows ample investor appetite for well-located, suburban assets with a value-add component.

COVID-19, job losses, and eviction moratoria have led to an increased risk of default, especially among highly-leveraged smaller investors.

The firm plans to originate and acquire structured hotel debt investments across the US.

The Chicago-based investor closed Waterton Residential Property Venture XIV, one of the largest dedicated multifamily funds in the US.

The community investor is launching a national fund for accredited investors looking to enter the Arizona market.

It might seem impossible that the already strong market could break new records, but the thriving industrial market recorded 26 million square feet of absorption in 2020.