Published in Western Real Estate Business
Many recent commercial real estate industry forcasts predict several more years of strong growth, followed by a possible downturn in 2017. New construction and transition rates have increased, and an estimated $1.4 Trillion in maturing commercial mortgage loans are up for renewal by 2017.
This provides great opportunity for the broader commercial real estate industry in the coming years, but could it also present challenges for lenders to adequately protect against risk, while keeping up with this flood of activity. What will lenders do over the next 12 months to capitalize on the strength of the market, and to better protect against a possible crash?

November 30, 2015
Published in Northeast Real Estate Business Online From due diligence to government-funded incentives, there are many factors involved in successfully converting a development from one use to another. This 2015 […]

May 26, 2015
Published in Real Estate Finance & Investment This 2015 column explores the unique challenges and complicated efforts to reconcile disparate due diligence requirements and expectations of participating parties in Syndicated […]

March 30, 2013
Published in The RMA Journal Within the last decade, many banks have adopted environmental risk management policies and programs in order to minimize their exposure to environmental risks. Indeed, potential environmental liability has become increasingly […]




