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Michael Boxer, a managing director, says operators are coming to grips with higher rates and are more willing to transact.
Mixed-use properties and public-private partnerships are also new structures that market participants are eyeing.
The meeting comes as transaction activity has started to tick up after a slow 2023.
Downtown Buffalo skyline along the historic waterfront district at night.
Michael Berman will shift from chief executive to executive adviser, as M&T taps Michael Edelman as his successor.
Greystar's logo on the facade of its office, illuminated by sunlight at sunset.
CIO Wes Fuller says the firm will put a greater focus on strategic partners and growing its investor base.
A crowd gathering outside Loews Hotel for CREFC Miami.
Non-bank lenders signal strong appetite to capture market share at the industry group’s annual conference in Miami.
A rendering of the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Estero Bay South Tower.
London Bay will use the funding for the first phase of a Ritz-Carlton development in Bonita Springs.
A rendering of Food Art Technology Village in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Hines and Urban Street Development will use the financing for the first phase of a multifamily, office and retail project.
As the multifamily sector has evolved into a number of distinct subsectors, lenders and investors are taking a new look at where value lies in the capital stack – and which asset classes are set to outperform.
The Vancouver-based real estate investment management company this month named John Creswell to head capital raising as it seeks to expand its lending and investment base.
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