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Last Year was Good to Lower Manhattan

Rayna Katz | February 10, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—While the area's white-hot office leasing slowed, according to a new report, over 200 new stores and restaurants—as well as many residential buildings and hotels¬—opened in 2016.

Middle Market Digest: This Week in the Northeast

Rayna Katz | February 10, 2017

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

CMBS Late-Pay Rate Holds Steady

Paul Bubny | February 10, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—However, Fitch Ratings expects greater volatility in delinquencies as the year progresses; “the initial calm is not likely to last.”

What's Troubling Apt. Mortgage Lenders Now?

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 10, 2017

SAN DIEGO—Among other issues, lenders are concerned about the amount of new deliveries in many markets that are driving decelerating rent growth, Prudential's Mike McRoberts tells GlobeSt.com in this preview to MBA CREF.

Rising Mortgage Rates To Have Significant Impact on 2017 Housing Market

Natalie Dolce | February 10, 2017

SEATTLE—Housing experts also cited low inventory as an important driver of the market.

Middle Market Digest: This Week in the North West

Natalie Dolce | February 10, 2017

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in the country's North West region.

DC Class A Office Vacancies to Top 20% in Next Two Years

Erika Morphy | February 10, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC--That is according to JLL, which notes that even though office demand is sluggish, speculative development is not.

So Who Is Heading Up Build-to-Suit Development at COPT?

Erika Morphy | February 10, 2017

COLUMBIA, MD--There has not been one specific person in charge, at least not announced officially, since Wayne Lingafelter's departure.

Robust Industrial Market Likely to Extend Into 2018

Brian J. Rogal | February 10, 2017

CHICAGO—Opus has just opened another spec project in the Chicago area, and after quickly finding a long-term tenant, company officials say the market has a lot of running room.