News/Events
Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Distress Is Peaking — Again
Discussions around distress that have dominated the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market have taken a turn for the worse, with data points shifting in the same unfavorable direction for months. The distress rate has steadily trickled up, approaching a peak, with office distress hitting an all-time high of 8.89 percent in July with another maturity…
Principal Asset Management’s Rich Hill On REITs, CMBS and Private Credit
Rich Hill is senior managing director and global head of real estate strategy and research at Principal Asset Management, a firm that oversees $107 billion of global real estate investments across a mix of public and private spheres, mixing equity and debt. Hill handles four quadrants of commercial real estate investments, which he likens to…
Sunday Summary: It’s a Forever 9 to 5 World
While she might have been best known as the great country troubadour of love, betrayal, heartbreak and her coat of many colors, did any singer offer a better anthem of the office grind than Dolly Parton in her immortal (and immortally funny) “9 to 5”? None that we can think of. This urban paean was…
MAPPED: Dozens Of Properties Hit The Market As Prosecutors Circle Shabselses' Bankrupt Empire
As a family real estate business collapses, roughly 50 properties are up for sale amid bankruptcy and legal battles.
Lenders Up Foreclosures On Financially Stressed U.S. Households In 2026
U.S. foreclosures rise 21% in 2026 as financial stress affects households, Attom reports.
Healey Awards $15M To Help Advance 5 Residential Conversion Projects
Gov. Maura Healey awarded $15.3M to help advance five residential conversion projects totaling 856 units.
In Jackson Hole, Warsh Says Fed Policy Isn't Restrictive, Pledges To Tame Inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh vowed to curb inflation during a closely watched speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Law Firms Are On A Historic Office Binge
Law firms expand, leasing 12.2M SF in 2026, boosting demand across 10 major U.S. metros, according to a new Cushman & Wakefield report.
Feds Raid North Texas-Based Contractor As Part Of HUD Investigation
HUD authorities raided Cadence McShane offices over whistleblower allegations that it exceeded a profit cap on a low-income housing project.
