Federal Reserve

The first panel titled Where Uncertainty Ends & Deals Pick Up — Tapping Into Top Strategies" featured from left: Madison Realty Capital's Josh Zegen, JPMorgan Chase's Michelle Herrick, KKR's Matt Salem, Meridian Capital Group's Ralph Herzka and Starwood Property Trust's Dennis Schuh.
New York City

Spring Financing Forum: CRE Financing Confronts Choppy Waters

By Andrew Coen and Emily Fu
Rising inflation and higher interest rates to try to rein it in have sparked comparisons to the economic climate in the U.S. in the 1970s, which included long gas lines and creative attempts at boosting household income.
Features
National

Fear of Decades-High Inflation Has CRE Scrambling to Predict the Fallout

By Patrick Sisson
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The multifamily housing trends panel featured from left: CoreVest’s Christopher Hoeffel, Kayne Anderson Real Estate’s Debby Jenkins, Voya Investment Management’s Greg Michaud and Limekiln Real Estate’s Scott Waynebern.
Finance
Florida

CREFC 2022: Multifamily Will Continue to Soar Amid Interest Rate Hikes

By Andrew Coen
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U.S. House Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA), the sponsor of the Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act of 2021.
Finance  ·  Industry
National

House Passes LIBOR Replacement Legislation for ‘Tough Legacy’ Contracts

By Mack Burke
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Finance  ·  Features
National

Jerome Powell’s Federal Reserve in 2022: What’s Ahead for Commercial Real Estate

By Mack Burke
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Jerome Powell.
Design + Construction  ·  Finance
Washington DC

Jerome Powell Gets Second Shot at Fed Chair After Biden Nomination

By Mark Hallum
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Finance  ·  Features
National

When Will Private Equity Money Impact Commercial Real Estate?

By Mack Burke
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A "help wanted" sign hangs on a window of a restaurant in Miami, Florida.
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
National

US Added 266K Jobs in April, a Dramatic Slowdown From March Growth

By Celia Young
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A new analysis from the Citizens Budget Commission finds a number of issues with the city's new carbon reduction law for buildings, and argues that it may be too punitive in the wake of the pandemic.
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
New York City

New York City Multifamily Market Shows Signs of Recovery, But Still Struggles

By Celia Young
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An early image of The Crescent in Dallas, a year after it was built in 1986.
Finance  ·  Acquisition
Texas

Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank Lead $525M Debt Package on Dallas Mixed-Use Purchase

By Mack Burke
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Robert Knakal.
Sales  ·  Analysis
New York City

What a New Administration in DC Means for Investment Sales in NYC

By Robert Knakal
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Design + Construction  ·  Finance
National

All Aboard the Infrastructure Express: Financing Biden’s Wishlist

By Mack Burke
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A lone train down a set of tracks.
Transportation
New York City

MTA Passes 2021 Budget That Assumes $4.5B in Federal Aid to Avoid ‘Doomsday’ Cuts

By Chava Gourarie
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Power in D.C.
Features  ·  Players
Washington DC

Washington D.C.’s 25 Most Powerful Real Estate Players in 2020

By The Editors
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom, left, greets Los Angeles Mayor Gavin Newsom while practice social distancing.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

Industry Experts Barrack, Penner Sound Off on the Coronavirus Crisis

By Greg Cornfield
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Colony Capital president and CEO Tom Barrack authored a blog post Sunday calling for immediate action from the government to support the commercial mortgage market and ward off a possible credit crisis.
Finance  ·  Coronavirus
National

Fed Answers Calls to Save CRE Debt Markets On the Verge of Catastrophe

By Mack Burke
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Jerome Powell.
Design + Construction  ·  Finance
National

Fed Promises Aggressive Measures; Congress Relief Package Stalled

By Chava Gourarie
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