A report from Patterson Press on New Jersey. "Burned-out and abandoned, the Victorian house at the corner of Auburn and Fair streets symbolized Paterson’s drug scourge so much that three years ago someone sprayed-painted 'Crackadopia' across its side wall. Brian…
A report from the Wall Street Journal. "After the coronavirus pandemic shut many businesses this spring, the three major credit-ratings firms placed about 2,400 bonds tied to pools of corporate loans on review for possible downgrades. The potential wave has…
A report from The Real Deal on Florida. "The supply of unsold condos is growing in downtown Miami, as the pandemic continues to pummel South Florida’s economy. Greater Downtown Miami has more than 30 months — or two-and-a-half years —…
A report from Realtor.com. "It seems like it was only yesterday when America's downtown business districts thrummed with life. Since onset of the coronavirus pandemic, though, the pulse of those once-thriving districts has subsided to a faint quiver. That doesn't…
Two reports from the Wall Street Journal. "Brookfield Property Partners is canceling plans to redevelop a former Vermont mall as an office and residential development, a sign that the slumping economy could be upending the firm’s strategy of buying and…
A report from Bloomberg. "The commercial property market has largely been frozen as buyers and sellers struggle to agree on what buildings are worth. Transactions for apartments plunged 70% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, according to…
A weekend topic starting with Senior Housing News. "Senior housing capital markets remain unstable. Titan SenQuest Management CEO Kevin Kaseff believes that, while the pandemic hastened a bear market, this is actually the beginning of a market correction. 'This [looks…
A report from Denverite in Colorado. "For the first time in a decade, rents went down in metro Denver. 'For rents to go down is unusual,' said Mark Williams, executive vice president of the Apartment Association of Metro Denver. He…
It's Friday desk clearing time for this blogger. "Credit tightening is becoming more evident according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Joel Kan, MBA's Associate Vice President of Economic and Industry Forecasting explained. 'Mortgage credit supply dropped again in June, as…
A report from CBS New York. "As New Yorkers flee the city amid the coronavirus pandemic, parts of the city’s real estate market are rife with empty apartments. CBS2’s Jessica Moore reports the industry is dealing with nearly record low…