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One received notice from one nationally branded fitness studio "that essentially amounted to a demand – that they would not be paying rent for 12 months, like it or not."
Under the scenario Trepp used, the cumulative default rate across commercial mortgages overall will rise to 8%, up significantly from the current 0.4% default rate.
Katz and Shainker also denied Mack-Cali's earlier statement that Bow Street was seeking a "fire sale" of the company after it called for the removal of Mack-Cali CEO Michael DeMarco in a letter to shareholders last month.
Manuel Fishman, shareholder at Buchalter in San Francisco, says the real estate industry is a chain where one part may collapse the whole chain and now is the time everyone should be working as partners.
Paul Massey, CEO of real estate advisory firm B6 Real Estate Advisors, is advising clients to wait 60 days on making all major decisions as it pertains to their portfolios.
Prospective borrowers are scrambling to navigate the uncertainty around banking and credit in the current economic environment amid the coronavirus pandemic as lenders bear down on their underwriting.
Janus Property Company, a real estate development and management company based in New York City, has secured a 10-year lease for its West Harlem Manhattanville Factory District property dubbed the Sweets Building, a 200,000-square-foot former brewery redeveloped to include an office building.
An 1888-built townhouse on the Upper Eastside of Manhattan at 16 East 82nd St. has traded for $12.25 million. The 9,468-square-foot historic townhouse retains almost all of its original features since Edward Kilpatrick designed it centuries ago, including its elaborate façade.