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NEW YORK CITY—2016 may not be a repeat of 2015, though: Fitch Ratings is expecting average loss severity to rise slightly this year, due in part to a potentially lower volume of new issues.
WEST ORANGE, NJ—In the largest non-waterfront adaptive-reuse redevelopment project currently underway in New Jersey, Prism Capital Partners is converting Thomas Edison's factory in West Orange into Edison Village, a residential redevelopment.
Millennials and Baby Boomers find common ground with multifamily living, and development firms have figured out how to attract both of these dissimilar groups to the same projects
This is the lay of the land facing commercial real estate borrowers: increasingly skittish established lenders, tightening underwriting and a wave of debt maturities hitting the market that had once been assumed would be absorbed by the refi market with no problem
After several years of non-acute healthcare real estate moving out of on-campus hospitals and into the community, what's happening on the campuses vacated by those services?
NEW YORK CITY—No longer tied only to specific pockets of the city, office tenants increasingly are considering a variety of factors before signing on the dotted line, according to four leasing professionals
CHANDLER, AZ—The flex industrial concept is unique in that it allows a mix of uses within the same tenant space such as retail or a showroom in the same building as office, R&D, a lab, a call center or distribution or manufacturing uses.
DALLAS—The office, residential and retail project offers 417,000 square feet of class-A office space, a 309-unit residential high-rise building and 87,000 square feet of retail space.