REC USA staff
The US hotel sector is largely defying expectations as the country emerges from the pandemic, but it continues to be a bifurcated market, Rob Murray writes
The House passes US debt ceiling extension; another Brookfield LA office is heading into receivership; imminent California legislation opens the door to more affordable housing and asset conversion projects; and more in today’s Term Sheet, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Inside: The great reset – Handing back the office keys is a sign of things to come; A roundtable with the hotel sector’s leading figures; The power of positive lending; Plus much more…
Inside: REC USA award winners revealed – fund out who are the industry’s shining lights; Freddie Mac’s Michael Case on multifamily lending; Expert comment from Invesco Real Estate and Trimont; Plus much more…
Managing risk across cycles is both about following trends and analyzing how macro and micro issues affect individual properties and markets, says Ted Wright, an executive managing director at Trimont.
The last 12 months have seen a divergence in property type and market-level performance, but out of adversity can be found opportunities, says Invesco Real Estate’s managing director Charlie Rose.
Inside: Buying time – why the one thing borrowers need could prove difficult to get; BGO’s Abbe Franchot Borok on expansion plans; A nine-page special report on ESG and green lending; Plus much more…
Inside: Lending’s big chill – how rising rates and volatility have frozen transactions; Canyon’s Robin Potts on finding order in the market; What economic volatility means for the strongest US industrial corridor; A life sciences roundtable; Plus much more…
The multifamily sector has consistently been a stable performer, and lenders and investors think this will not change anytime soon. By Rob Murray
As inflation and interest rates rise, Trimont believes there are mitigants to the volatility and uncertainty being seen in the market today, says Robert Brasfield.