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Most property sectors either posted delinquency declines or single-digit upticks. That might change in the coming month.

In some good news for the commercial real estate industry this month, CMBS delinquencies continued

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Lower interest rates are mitigating the impact of the virus’ impact on deal activity, CRE brokers

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To stay afloat as customer traffic drops, restaurants are expanding their delivery options.

(Bloomberg)—The coronavirus has already had a huge impact on

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Modell’s will close all of its stores, reports the New York Post. Healthcare REIT stocks might benefit from the current outbreak, according to CNN Business. These are among today’s

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In spite of current market disruption, the outlook for industrial NOI growth remains strong, industry sources say.

The relatively small family of publicly-traded industrial REITs is

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The company’s sale of its U.S. luxury hotel portfolio might collapse due to lack of demand for its CMBS financing.

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The hospitality industry could see an uptick in defaults as debt poses a threat to some hotel owners, reports the Wall Street Journal. The rate cut by the Fed last week led to an

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With coronavirus concerns fueling interest rate cuts, multifamily borrowers are attempting to capitalize.

Long-term interest rates are lower than they have ever been—and owners of apartment properties are rushing to take

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