allocation strategy

Movie studio space, long a niche in the US commercial real estate market, is getting ready for its close-up in response to a boom in content consumption. But underwriting a loan in this sector presents some unique considerations.

The managers are partnering to upgrade Eastchester Heights, a rent-stabilized property that is one of the largest residential communities in the Bronx.

The firm anticipates 90 percent of its activity will be in the Sunbelt, where it will allocate debt and equity.

The firm seeks opportunities that are not treated efficiently in the capital markets.

Nancy Lashine and John Sweeney, managing partners at capital advisory firm Park Madison Partners, discuss why inflation will be a friend to bricks and mortar, and other reasons for increased institutional allocations next year.

The firm expects to close one or two more deals before year end.

As institutional allocations to real estate have grown, Hodes Weill is seeing more focus on the underlying credit risk in some of the strategies being marketed to investors.

The bank just closed its acquisition of Sabal Capital Partners, expanding its on- and off-balance sheet lending options.

A return to work could lead to a new lease on life for these properties.

Debt funds are seeing activity boom compared with banks and other lenders as transaction volume and complexity rise.