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Any Signs Of A Distressed Market Yet?

While the outlook for the economy is brighter, there has still been a lot of pain across commercial real estate. Retail and lodging have suffered tremendously through the pandemic, while there are que...

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Landlords Are Accepting Partial Rent Payments. Ruling Shows This Might Be a Mistake

Landlords, beware. The economic downturn amid the COVID-19 pandemic has caused some to accept partial rent payments from struggling tenants. But a nugget within a new ruling in a landlord-tenant law...

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New Market Forces are Changing Multifamily Value Add Strategies

In the old, pre-pandemic, days, it used to be a little easier to generate value-add returns. Investors could buy a property, make some cosmetic upgrades and earn large profits. But it’s not so ...

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Powell: Economic Recovery Remains Uneven, Incomplete, Uncertain

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell—in his testimony Wednesday before Congress—indicated that the central bank would proceed with vigorous actions aimed at aiding the country's recovery...

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Many SFR Investors Face Above-Average Risk of Default

While federal and regional eviction moratoria have been lifesaving for millions of renters and homeowners during a national health crisis and related recession, the same does not necessarily hold true...

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Commercial Property Pricing Gains Climb Back to Near-2019 Levels

Real Capital Analytics’ US National All-Property Index rose 6.9% year-over-year in January, climbing back to near the growth rates seen for much of 2019, prior to the pandemic. The index of pric...

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Federal Judge Finds CDC’s Eviction Moratorium Unconstitutional

US District Judge John Barker in Texas has ruled that an eviction moratorium put in place by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last year and then extended until March is unconstitutional....

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Decreased Delinquencies Only Tell 'Part of the Story'

A survey published by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) showed that among mortgage loans on one-to-four-unit residential properties, delinquencies decreased to a seasonally adjusted rate of 6.73%...

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Data Suggests Post - Forbearance Foreclosure Surge Is Unlikely

A feared foreclosure surge seems less likely than some anticipate, according to research associates at the Urban Institute. Flatlining forbearance rates have generated concern among members of the me...

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Mixed Reactions to Biden’s Foreclosure-Ban Extension

Earlier this week, President Joe Biden announced an extension of the moratorium, previously slated to end March 31, on home foreclosures for federally backed mortgages through the end of June. The co...

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