John Salustri

The economic downturn has little to do with real estate fundamentals, says KeyBank’s Justin Wilbur, indicating a possible quick recovery.

The market is vibrant, but will the continued loosening of underwriting standards, enticing more lenders into the market, put a damper on growth?

We keep hearing about the bifurcation of retail. When it comes to net lease properties, the bifurcation is all upside, according to the folks of Stan Johnson Company.

Headwinds from inside the Beltway can’t dampen the momentum for HALL Structured Finance (HSF), as they rack up another record year in 2019.

Put fears of economic distress aside – for the most part. Impeachment talk and a looming presidential election will impact consumer confidence more than a still-booming upcycle, says Faris Lee’s Rick Chichester.

Retailers are holding their horses in terms of broad expansions, preferring to enhance current properties to optimize performance, says Scott Holmes of Marcus & Millichap.

The Institute of Real Estate Management has hired an Innovator-in-Residence, James Scott. His mission: To help real estate managers make sense of the growing flood of PropTech advancements. This will also be his focus at the

Construction loans can be tricky, especially if it’s a hotel you’re dreaming of. Mike Jaynes with HALL Structured Finance provides some tips on how to get to closing.

As the Fed eases rates, Wall Street follows suit, as Marcus & Millichap explains in its latest Financial Markets Research Brief.

And as institutional players weigh other options, private buyers are taking advantage and moving in.