Jay Neveloff

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Finance
National

What the Fed’s Latest Rate Cut Means for Commercial Real Estate

By Andrew Coen
Chrysler Building details
Features
New York City

The Chrysler Building: What Happens Next?

By Brian Pascus
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CMBS office distress is taking forever to resolve, and the complications within the opaque security have only added to the pain
Finance  ·  CMBS
National

As CMBS Office Distress Takes Longer to Resolve, Focus Turns to the Pain Points

By Brian Pascus
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Finance
National

CRE Industry Gets Lift With Fed’s Half-Point Rate Cut

By Andrew Coen
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A drawing of a man handing over a box filled with buildings.
Finance  ·  Distress
New York City

Tax Pros Take on the Challenge of Big Write-Downs on Troubled New York Properties

By Larry Getlen
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell opened the door to a possible interest rate cut in September.
Finance  ·  Analysis
National

Fed Pauses Interest Rates Again but Cuts Could Come Later This Year

By Andrew Coen
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Illustration of three people sitting around a table looking at documents.
Features  ·  Legal
New York City

Commercial Real Estate Attorneys Navigate Increasingly Complex Transactions

By Andrew Coen
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The Big Money: High-net-worth individuals and ultra-wealthy family offices are changing CRE capital markets.
Finance  ·  Acquisition
New York City

The Super Rich and Family Offices Are Changing Real Estate Capital Markets

By Brian Pascus
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Jay Neveloff hosts a Commercial Observer forum with several real estate executives.
Finance  ·  Acquisition
National

Where to Invest in Commercial Real Estate? That Was the Question.

By Brian Pascus and Mark Hallum
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Finance  ·  CMBS
New York City

Hits to CMBS and CLOs Are Bad News for Commercial Real Estate Financing

By Brian Pascus
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Greetings From Postcard
Features
National

Sort of on Mute: How Some in Commercial Real Estate Spend Their Summers

By Andrew Coen
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As the asset class of downtown office buildings become structurally impaired, more owners are trying to hand back the keys to their lenders.
Finance  ·  Analysis
National

Inside the Room: How Handing Back the Keys On Commercial Real Estate Works

By Brian Pascus
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A gavels sits on a desk of papers.
Industry  ·  Legal
New York City

What Commercial Real Estate’s Top Lawyers Were up to in 2022 

By Celia Young
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A conversation with investor Andrew Farkas kicked off the event.
Features  ·  Industry
New York City

Commercial Real Estate’s Troubles Offer Opportunities for Investors: Panelists

By Celia Young
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A figure looks in anguish at a massive stack of papers.
Features  ·  Legal
New York City

COVID-Era Lease Provisions: What Landlords and Tenants Are Trying to Cement

By Celia Young
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Jay Neveloff of Kramer Levin, in his office in New York, New York, July 26, 2022.
Features  ·  Legal
New York City

Kramer Levin’s Jay Neveloff Talks CRE’s Legal Landscape Post-COVID

By Celia Young
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Skyline
New York City

New York Commercial Real Estate’s Future a Battle Against Uncertainty: Forum

By Anna Staropoli
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The Gowanus, Brooklyn, rezoning includes the repurposing of An old manufacturing building in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Design + Construction  ·  Leases
New York City

Changing New York City’s Industrial Zoning? Good Luck.

By Aaron Short
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