Despite the general economic slowdown, life companies continue to report record low mortgage delinquency rates. That's due to more active management and solid underwriting as well as increased foreclosures, which take loans out of the delinquent category.
Sales volumes in the Los Angeles Basin have fallen by 40 percent when compared to the pace maintained over the prior two years. But the properties that are selling are going for higher prices than before, reflecting a flight to ...
October 31, 2001 NEW YORK – Real estate investment prospects for all major metropolitan areas will decline next year, and even though the so-called 24-hour markets have peaked, New York, Washington D.C., Boston, southern California and San Francisco will provide ...
The apartment sector in the Seattle area, which has long performed strongly, is starting to show signs of weakness. Soft demand could affect rents, and rising expenses can even cause values to decline.
Despite the loss of so much office space, fundamentals in the New York market have continued to soften. The Fed has found weaker rents, a fact that was confirmed by Insignia/ESG, which found an increase in vacancies in Manhattan's three ...
October 24, 2001 ATLANTA – RealtyLogix has launched Realty RiskPro, a software that allows banks and financial institutions to assess and monitor their commercial real estate loan portfolios.Realty RiskPro analyzes performance, cash flow and value as well as measures risk ...
The investment bank maintained its market-leading position as the most active securitization program, contributing $4.1 billion of loans to CMBS deals for the nine months ended Sept. 30. Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank were close behind.
October 22, 2001 WASHINGTON – The country's stock of apartment properties with more than five units is valued at about $1.3 trillion, according to an analysis by the National Multi Housing Council.The organization, whose analysis was funded with a grant ...
San Mateo's vacancies have risen to 23.3 percent from a tight 2.7 percent just a year ago, but relief may be in sight.
October 19, 2001 NEW YORK – More than $2 billion of CMBS was upgraded by Standard & Poor's during the third quarter, despite credit concerns prompted by the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.In fact, upgrades exceeded downgrades in ...
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