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Monday Properties has historically also pivoted its portfolio as markets dynamics change
Portfolios under the magnifying glass
The structural shifts in the market are changing the way capital is deployed into different property types and locations.
Empty white chairs in a sand-colored medical office.
Bank sale mirrors similar moves by Capital One and Pacific Western Bank to add liquidity amid market stress.
As the retail apocalypse ends, the office Armageddon begins, says Toby Cobb, co-founder of the national real estate investment trust. 
aerial view of Lower Manhattan. New York
Owners of office buildings where the flexible space provider is a major tenant are in a predicament, whether or not the business survives.
The Philadelphia-based investment management company is assembling a portfolio of class A offices. 
A rising number of New York office deals are providing clearer pricing metrics for lenders and borrowers.
KKR global real estate head Ralph Rosenberg expects capital constraints to also cause pain for owners outside of the office sector.
Private credit manager picks up substantial exposure to New York City offices in the deal.
The Boston-based manager’s head of research cites higher borrowing costs as a continued concern for the market.  
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