A report from National Real Estate Investor. "Snowballing distress in commercial real estate loans are threatening to become an avalanche that could overwhelm banks. Getting a glimpse behind the curtain on how bank loans are performing isn’t easy. 'It’s amazing…
A report from the Review Journal in Nevada. "Las Vegas mortgage delinquencies rose sharply after the coronavirus pandemic devastated the economy. Payments were at least 30 days late on 8.5 percent of Southern Nevada home loans in April, up more…
A report from Variety on California. "The Los Angeles historic cultural monument known as the Samuel-Navarro house has a notable new owner to chalk into its colorful history. Nearly four years after screenwriter Dale Launer first put the idiosyncratic Art…
A report from Inman News. "Delinquency rates across the United States soared in April — a change caused by the coronavirus outbreak that, experts warn, could spell trouble for months to come. According to CoreLogic, 6.1 percent of mortgages were…
A weekend topic starting with the Wall Street Journal. "Pension giant California Public Employees’ Retirement System is projecting malls will lose some of their value in the second quarter, according to an internal estimate. The investment chief of the Chicago…
A report from CBS 12 in Florida. "Florida is ranked fifth in the country for mortgage delinquency, according to Black Knight. Right now there are almost 94,000 unemployment claims in Florida according to the state's Department of Economic Opportunity. Despite…
A report from the Oregonian. "Tenants who still have a source of income are finding that rents are flattening, to their benefit. And some apartment managers, hoping to fill units in a market that had a recent flood of new…
A report from Los Angeles Magazine in California. "'The hysteria over what’s happening right now is simply out of line with reason and reality. The Great Recession was driven by the collapse of a $15 trillion subprime bubble. Back then…
A report from the Real Deal on Florida. "The co-founder of a blockchain company paid $5.2 million for a unit at Regalia in Sunny Isles Beach, well under its previous trade price. The 5.5K sf unit last sold for for…
A report from the Wall Street Journal on New York. "The coronavirus lockdown has frozen Manhattan’s luxury real-estate market, with the volume of deals slowing to a trickle over the past three months. But one developer said he’s seeing signs…