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Getting people back to the office might be a tougher sell than some employers thought.
Only 10 percent of workers had returned to Manhattan offices as of late October, according to a survey from Partnership for New York City. That is up from 8 percent in August.
Just 10 percent of office employees had returned to work as of late October, according to a survey from Partnership for New York City.
For a few months, real estate debt investors have been raising money and looking for opportunities to spend it.
Now it seems things are coming to a boiling point as competition grows to put that cash to work. Borrowers are getting desperate as loan extensions start to expire on malls, hotels and offices.
In the past few months investors have been raising money but are still looking for opportunities to spend it.
Josh Flagg of Rodeo Realty on how buyer activity has ramped up during an election year and pandemic.
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Negotiating loan workouts promises to be a lucrative business in the years ahead, and the field of dealmakers branding themselves as specialists is growing. Due to borrower obligations to bondholders on CMBS deals, for one, securitized commercial mortgages often involve highly complex negotiations.
Click below to read about the most active players in the loan workouts space right now.
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Over the past few years, brokers have watched with concern as new proptech attempts to cut them out of the homebuying process. Chief among these systems are a suite of iBuyers whose algorithms compare properties, determine price, and provide instant offers — sight unseen. Proponents say they smoot...
When the Great Financial Crisis threatened the biggest thing he had ever built, Donald Trump reportedly strong-armed his lenders into letting him off the hook on $270 million in loans.
The tactic was indicative of how, over the course of his real estate career, the president has been able to maneuver out from under significant debts and use losses to reduce his tax bills.
Trump strong-armed his lenders into forgiving some $270M in loans on his Chicago tower, according to the New York Times.
Author and licensed broker James Nelson on AI, big data, and...real estate cartels?
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Apartment landlords have always had a bit of an upper hand on tenants. The most obvious reason is that they own a product that fulfills their most basic of human needs: shelter.
Sam Zell’s Equity Residential was hit with a 58 percent decline in income in the third quarter, with urban flight severely impacting its apartment portfolio.
The REIT’s net income in the third quarter was $95.4 million, down from $227.8 million in the same period last year.
Equity Residential, the REIT owned by Sam Zell, was hit with a 58% decline in net income in Q3 2020.
Unless they can be turned into museums, properties with macabre histories must eventually go on the market. After all, even a site where a gruesome murder took place is still a piece of Los Angeles real estate. But sellers and brokers of those properties face unique challenges.
Read how sellers and brokers are able sell these properties: http://ow.ly/f9jM50C67BC
Blackstone’s bet on logistics facilities and life sciences continues to pay off despite the broader headwinds facing commercial real estate.
Blackstone, one of the world’s largest investment firms, reported higher earnings in Q3 2020 thanks to investments in the logistics and life...
Known among his New York contemporaries as the “real estate doctor,” Joseph Tabak, the chairman of Princeton Real Estate Partners, regularly counsels everyone from All Year Management’s Yoel Goldman to Extell’s Barnett. In one of the first-ever in-depth interviews of his career, he sits down with The Real Deal to discuss his approach to dealmaking, the “brain damage” he suffered in his battle for the Ring portfolio, and what keeps him going in the business.
Click below to read the full interview.
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TRD sits down with Joseph Tabak, chair of Princeton Real Estate Partners, to understand his approach to dealmaking.
In Silicon Valley, the typical seed round for a new venture is around $1 million — maybe $3 million. But a new digital mortgage company, started by two former Zillow execs, has just launched with $40 million.
Tomo, which bills itself as a fintech startup, announced the eye-watering seed round Wednesday. Trulia co-founder Pete Flint and former Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff are among the investors.
Two former Zillow execs land a $40 million seed round for their new digital mortgage startup
Seven months into a pandemic that has hit the hospitality and retail sectors the hardest, many hotel owners around the U.S. are at a crossroads, despite an uptick in occupancy after most city and state shutdown orders were lifted. Some of the more highly leveraged owners are now deciding between repurposing their properties, selling at deep discounts, throwing the keys back to their lenders or buying themselves more time if they can afford to.
But forbearance agreements are quickly expiring, and temporary layoffs are becoming permanent. Without a federal bailout, an estimated 38,000 U.S. hotels could close permanently, while another 28,000 are at risk of being foreclosed on, according to the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
Read the full story: http://ow.ly/389g50C5id8
When landlord groups filed a federal lawsuit challenging New York’s rent law last year, they already had their eyes on the U.S. Supreme Court. Now, with the appointment of Amy Coney Barrett, a sixth conservative judge, their case may have a better shot at being heard by the nation’s highest court.
Read what the justice’s appointment may mean for the real estate industry.
With the appointment of a sixth conservative Supreme Court justice, CHIP and RSA’s rent law challenge may have a better shot.
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Fredrik Eklund gets real about how New York's real estate taxes impact buyers.
Cushman & Wakefield, which is under water on its $3.2 billion debt load, could be headed toward a default if its Covid-battered earnings continue to decline.
Cushman & Wakefield could default on its large debt load if earnings continue to slide
Zillow’s 2011 IPO should have been a day for popping champagne and plenty of high-fives.
Instead, employees and investors experienced a “facepalm moment” when the stock price shot up 200 percent within minutes of trading, according to former CEO Spencer Rascoff.
“I was bothered by that spike for years to come,” Rascoff tweeted Monday, as he touted the benefits of an investing tool that’s recently gained popularity on Wall Street: the SPAC.
Learn what Rascoff sees as the benefits of going the SPAC route versus a traditional IPO.
Spencer Rascoff said Zillow’s IPO “penalized” employees and investors, and said SPACs are a better path to the public market.
CoStar has bought CRE data firm Emporis for an undisclosed price. Move gives data giant larger int’l presence.
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Commercial real estate data giant CoStar Group has acquired real estate data company Emporis, a move that will boost its European presence. Germany-based Emporis has data on 700,000 buildings records across 100 countries, CoStar said Tuesday. CoStar did not disclose the purchase price. The deal is t...
Critics of raising taxes on the rich warn that over time it will drive high earners to lower-tax states, depressing the luxury market. They note that moving is easier for the wealthy, who often already have homes in lower-tax states.
But advocates of millionaires’ taxes say wealthy families typically choose a primary residence based on what they want from their lives, not on tax rates.
Does taxing the wealthy really drive them away? Click below to find out what the experts are saying.
Luxury homes are selling fast in suburban New Jersey, but will the state’s new millionaires’ tax halt the momentum?
First came the condo market slowdown. Then came the pandemic. And now, Aby Rosen’s luxury development at 100 East 53rd Street is in crisis because of an improper “backdoor deal.”
The partner, China Vanke, “orchestrated an irreconcilable and grossly improper conflict of interest” that put it “on both sides of the borrower-lender relationship without RFR’s consent,” Rosen’s firm alleges in a lawsuit filed last Friday in New York County Supreme Court.
Aby Rosen’s luxury development at 100 East 53rd Street is in crisis because of an improper “backdoor deal” between his Chinese partner and lender,...
Eight small performing arts venues have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio for closing their spaces during the pandemic.
Small theaters and comedy clubs in New York City filed a lawsuit against Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio for closing their spaces during...
Though Manhattan’s depleted luxury market is beginning to flicker with small bursts of activity, it may not be enough to save some projects from becoming distressed investment opportunities. That’s especially true for projects that struggled before the current economic crisis.
Read how developers and lenders are thinking about Manhattan’s oversaturated condo market: http://ow.ly/MS3p50C3k7D
Though luxury inventory right now looks similar to what was on the market during the financial crisis — 1,600 listings in the third quarter this year versus 1,623 in the third quarter of 2008 — there is much more high-end “shadow inventory” today.
Appraiser Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel predicts the current crop of unsold new-development units across Manhattan will take 8.7 years to sell, compared to 3.5 years in 2008.
Find out what this means for condo developers and their lenders: http://ow.ly/L0VJ50C3dyJ
New York City’s multifamily investment sales improved in the third quarter compared to second quarter results, as the number of deals and total dollar volume both rose. But the July through September totals were still far below what they were at the same time last year.
New York’s multifamily investment sales saw dollar volume and the number of deals rise in Q3, according to Ariel Property Advisors report
Nearly 3 million U.S. homeowners were in forbearance programs as of last week, a massive amount but still a sharp drop from 4.76 million at the height of the pandemic.
That’s according to a new report from mortgage-data firm Black Knight, which also found significant drops in weekly totals. There were 11,000 fewer homeowners in Covid-19 mortgage forbearance programs with their lenders than the week prior.
U.S. homeowners in Covid-19 forbearance plans fell to 3 million in the week ending Oct. 20, down from 4.76 million at the height of the pandemic.
Following a tumultuous few months that resulted in a sale of the firm, Keller Williams NYC’s new owner is bringing in a new CEO.
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Keller Williams New York City’s new owner is replacing CEO Mark Chin with Lauren Balbuena.
Fall is usually a cool-down period for the U.S. housing market. Not this year.
Homes reportedly sold nearly twice as fast in September as they did in the same month last year, and faster than in any month this year.
The coronavirus pandemic pushed back the home shopping season into the fall, according to a Zillow report.
Adam Neumann is back.
In his first venture since leaving WeWork last year, the eccentric and brash Israeli entrepreneur is investing $30 million in Alfred, a “future of living” startup that provides apartment services such as dog walking, maintenance and rent processing.
Check out below for some of the numbers that define Neumann’s successes and flops over the years, and follow the link to read more: http://ow.ly/Il3l50C36Pq
Adam Neumann is back.
In his first venture since leaving WeWork last year, the eccentric and brash Israeli entrepreneur is investing $30 million in Alfred, a “future of living” startup that provides apartment services such as dog walking, maintenance and rent processing.
Check out below for some of the numbers that define Neumann’s successes and flops over the years, and follow the link to read more: http://ow.ly/Il3l50C36Pq
Opendoor CEO Eric Wu had the job of keeping his troops on track when Zillow pivoted into instant homebuying in 2018.
Despite generating $4.7 billion in revenue last year, Opendoor is battling Zillow for dominance in iBuying, a sector that saw just $8 billion in transactions last year but one that both companies believe is the future of residential dealmaking.
Learn how Wu plans to both establish his company’s dominance in iBuying and prove to investors that the sector itself is viable: http://ow.ly/T9Z050C3616
As lockdowns eased over the summer and the real estate industry began figuring out how to get going again, two of the country’s largest office owners put trophy assets up for sale in what was seen as the first big test of the Covid-era market.
The property listings come as CBRE forecasts 50 million square feet of negative net absorption in the U.S. for the second half of 2020. A recent Savills survey of 250 technology companies found 82 percent of them anticipate needing less office space over the next 12 to 18 months.
All the metrics raise the question: Is this the end of the central business district? Learn what the experts are saying: http://ow.ly/oFZ550C2U1Q
Wendy Silverstein’s is a 17-year veteran of Vornado Realty Trust who helped grow the company from a $3 billion owner of New Jersey strip malls to a more than $30 billion investment giant, as of 2015, and went on to liquidate New York REIT’s 4.4 million feet of commercial assets.
Following a tumultuous year of co-leading WeWork’s real estate investment fund, the former Citibank executive recently teamed up with her old colleague Ed Adler to launch Silver Eagle Advisory Group, a loan workout firm that will target mounting distress across the real estate industry.
Though she has periodically considered retiring she’s been drawn back into the real estate industry by new challenges.
Read #TheClosing interview with Wendy Silverstein: http://ow.ly/Up7C50C2McA
Tishman Speyer is jumping on the SPAC bandwagon. The New York landlord is eyeing a $300M raise to take a proptech company public
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Tishman Speyer is raising $300 million for a special-purpose acquisition company to take a proptech company public.
Black homeowners in the U.S. are paying thousands of dollars more for mortgage payments than their white counterparts, according to a new study.
The report, co-authored by MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy executive director Ed Golding, found that Black borrowers pay $13,464 more over the life of a home loan, with higher interest payments, mortgage premiums and property taxes. In all, these differences amount to a loss of $67,320 in retirement savings for black homeowners.
Black Americans are paying thousands of dollars more in mortgage payments than white homeowners, leading to larger problems with financial inequity.
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Josh Flagg of Rodeo Realty on how buyer activity has ramped up during an election year and pandemic. Watch full video here: http://ow.ly/Qb6Q50C6sI6 Sponsor: GEARYS Beverly Hills
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Fredrik Eklund gets real about how New York's real estate taxes impact buyers.
As lockdowns eased over the summer and the real estate industry began figuring out how to get going again, two of the country’s largest office owners put trophy assets up for sale in what was seen as the first big test of the Covid-era market. The property listings come as CBRE forecasts 50 million square feet of negative net absorption in the U.S. for the second half of 2020. A recent Savills survey of 250 technology companies found 82 percent of them anticipate needing less office space over the next 12 to 18 months. All the metrics raise the question: Is this the end of the central business district? Learn what the experts are saying: http://ow.ly/oFZ550C2U1Q
Wendy Silverstein’s is a 17-year veteran of Vornado Realty Trust who helped grow the company from a $3 billion owner of New Jersey strip malls to a more than $30 billion investment giant, as of 2015, and went on to liquidate New York REIT’s 4.4 million feet of commercial assets. Following a tumultuous year of co-leading WeWork’s real estate investment fund, the former Citibank executive recently teamed up with her old colleague Ed Adler to launch Silver Eagle Advisory Group, a loan workout firm that will target mounting distress across the real estate industry. Though she has periodically considered retiring she’s been drawn back into the real estate industry by new challenges. Read #TheClosing interview with Wendy Silverstein: http://ow.ly/Up7C50C2McA
Ryan Serhant’s exit from Nest Seekers is a good time to ask: Are resi firms too dependent on their top brokers? http://ow.ly/A3IV50BZMXy
In a recent conversation with The Real Deal, the cast of “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles” had a lot to say about the luxury market — it’s hot. What about condos? Horrible. And the reason high-end buyers are choosing L.A. over New York City? Lifestyle. Watch the full video here: https://therealdeal.com/la/2020/10/21/watch-million-dollar-listing-la-stars-dish-on-the-luxury-market/?utm_source=internal&utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=feature_posts Josh Flagg James Harris Josh Altman - The Altman Brothers Tracy Tutor David Parnes Million Dollar Listing
The Real Deal is rolling out a new survey to better gauge the current state of the real estate market. We will be using the results in the coming weeks to inform any stories about market sentiment and where real estate professionals think things are headed. Don’t worry — responses will be kept anonymous and it won’t take more than 10 minutes. http://ow.ly/jkge50BWMdG Thank you for your participation!
TRD‘s October issue is live! Covid-19 has catalyzed an identity crisis for major cities and their commercial hubs. Malls, hotels and office buildings must reimagine their role in this new economy. And with less than three weeks to go, we’re nearing the end of one of the most polarizing election seasons in history. Here are some of our biggest stories this month: ✍️ The pandemic’s growing impacts on Brookfield Property Partners (you wouldn’t know it from the investment giant’s books) ✍️ An inside look at Opendoor’s big plans for iBuying and Beijing-based Beike Zhaofang’s meteoric rise in proptech ✍️ What superstar agent Ryan Serhant’s departure from Nest Seekers means as he gets ready to go head to head with his former brokerage ✍️ How cities will evolve in the era of social distancing, and what they’ll have to do to survive … And much more! Click the link to subscribe today. http://ow.ly/31bT50BWGk1 🎨 Maciej Frolow
On the latest episode of #QuarantineCribs, Sotheby’s International Realty agent Jonathan Spears brought us over to Florida’s Emerald Coast to tour his custom-designed home in Destin.
Though Covid has cut into rent collections and foot traffic, here are some solutions to the problems facing enclosed shopping centers. Follow the link read them: http://ow.ly/8y7X50BQJsD
During the latest #TRDTalksLive Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's Rick Cotton discussed the PANYNJ's effect on real estate in New York. Watch the highlights below and click here: http://ow.ly/CMuY50BQydY for Cotton's take on the multiple multi-billion PANYNJ projects underway and how they'll influence the future of the region.
On a recent interview with Bloomberg News Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman discussed how an exodus of tech employees is impacting San Fransisco’s real estate market. Watch the full interview below.
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Manhattan commercial real estate deals have hit lows not seen since 2009 due to the pandemic. Read the full story: http://ow.ly/UbZT50BLkkO
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Despite the recession caused by the pandemic, home prices are soaring. Watch the video by @cbsnews to find out why the U.S. is facing a housing shortage.
The vacancy rate in New York has soared since the onset of the pandemic. But landlords don't blame Covid. Find out why: http://ow.ly/VSox50BDtwn
In TRD's latest #TheClosing Interview, Carl Weisbrod, a former New York City planning chief discusses his vivid memory of JFK, tackling racism on the city level, and how Times Square and Lower Manhattan can thrive post-Covid. Read the full interview: http://ow.ly/b3sG50BBAOk
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Selling luxurious new development is now an online game best played en masse, according to industry veterans Louise Sunshine and Fredrik Eklund. The Sunshine Group founder and Douglas Elliman broker spoke on the latest episode of TRD Talks Live about how and where pandemic-era sales are happening. Watch highlights below and click here for the full webinar.: http://ow.ly/1sbx50BBxTy
With massive amounts of capital ready for prime time, South Korean institutions are joining the ranks of the biggest foreign buyers in major markets like New York, Dallas and Los Angeles. Among the largest is The South Korean National Pension Service. It is the world’s third-largest pension fund and one of the pioneers of a massive wave of Korean investment in global real estate over the past cycle. See what other Korean institutions are pouring into the U.S. commercial real estate market: http://ow.ly/f5Tw50BAr87
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TRD’s September issue is out! With the most divisive presidential election in modern history entering the home stretch, real estate markets are bracing for an increase in uncertainty as Joe Biden and Donald Trump go head to head. In this month’s cover package we break down which industry pros and private equity players are betting blue or red. Plus, we lay out what a Biden presidency could mean for real estate, with Opportunity Zones under the microscope, fair housing laws in flux and like-kind exchanges on the chopping block. Some of this month’s biggest stories also include: ✍️ Why Airbnb is going public during a pandemic — after years of holding off ✍️ A deep dive into the office subleases flooding top metro markets as major tenants cut back on space ✍️ The impact Covid-19 is having on university real estate holdings and the once thriving student housing sector ✍️ Our Closing interview with NYC government expert Carl Weisbrod Follow the link to subscribe https://therealdeal.com/2020/09/21/trds-september-issue-is-live/
In a conversation with publisher Amir Korangy, top commercial broker Bob Knakal explained how the ongoing crises have changed foreign investment, where top investors are looking for new opportunities, and why he still goes to broker training every single week. Watch the full interview below. JLL #TheRealDeal #TRDTalksLive #RealEstateNews #Webinar
One of New York City’s biggest office projects has officially debuted — and may serve as a test case for the broader transformation of its surrounding neighborhood. On Monday, SL Green Realty, along with its partners, the National Pension Service of Korea and Hines, unveiled the 1,401-foot-tall One Vanderbilt to the public. The Real Deal sat down with SL Green’s Steve Durels and Robert Schiffer to discuss the tower’s opening. The interview took place on the skyscraper’s not-yet-leased 54th floor, which offers a striking, up-close view of the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building.
32BJ SEIU President Kyle Bragg and Modern Spaces CEO Eric Benaim sat down with TRD's Erik Engquist to uncover just what three megaprojects – in Astoria, Long Island City, and Sunnyside Yard – could mean for the city. Watch the full webinar: http://ow.ly/LCE250BoAeL
Watch Blackstone President and COO Jon Gray discuss the trends that are steering the company’s investment strategy amid the pandemic. Video: Goldman Sachs
Million Dollar Beach House JB Andreassi and Noel Roberts discuss the Hamptons real estate market on Fox Business Interview - Mornings with Maria. Video: Fox Business
Bill Ackman is no spurned lover. The billionaire investor confirmed his blank-check company tried to strike a deal with IPO-bound Airbnb, but early-stage talks broke off after Airbnb filed confidentially to go public last month. Watch Bill Ackman’s full interview below. Video: Bloomberg #TheRealDeal #RealEstateNews #BillAckman #Airbnb #IPO
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