by Debbie Colangelo | Oct 18, 2022
High interest rates are stressful. But don’t expect rising interest rates to break the bank for many apartment investors—even as some are forced to refinance lower interest loans with new, high-interest debt, according to economists. “I don’t perceive there will be a...
by Debbie Colangelo | Jul 10, 2022
Construction starts have remained robust this year but certain sectors could begin to see a slowdown in the coming months. Total construction starts rose 4% in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $979.5 billion, according to data released late last week...
by Debbie Colangelo | Jan 18, 2022
Not even rising interest rates can slow down momentum for the red-hot multifamily housing sector. Lenders who spoke at CRE Finance Council’s annual Miami conference Tuesday noted that the Federal Reserve’s planned interest-rate hikes this year would only increase the...
by Debbie Colangelo | Dec 7, 2021
As inflation woes roil the economy at large, industrial real estate players are reportedly seizing on new contracts to pass on the increased costs. Prices for industrial property leases are up 25 percent on average compared to five-year lease contracts that expired in...
