Silverstein Properties Scoops Up the U.S. Bank Tower in LA for $430M
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Silverstein Properties Scoops Up the U.S. Bank Tower in LA for $430M

Silverstein Properties, a private real estate developer, owner, and property manager based in Manhattan, closed on the acquisition of U.S. Bank Tower, a 1.4 million square foot trophy office building in Downtown Los Angeles. Silverstein…

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5 Top CRE Opportunities in the Midst of Pandemic
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5 Top CRE Opportunities in the Midst of Pandemic

Historically, during times of major distress there are unexpected investment opportunities that arise – the COVID-19 pandemic is no exception. At this point in the disaster’s cycle, it is important to evaluate the data, developing…

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5 Key Takeaways From BisNow’s Building Affordable Housing in LA Webinar
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5 Key Takeaways From BisNow’s Building Affordable Housing in LA Webinar

Date: Thursday, September 3rd, 2020 Webinar Topic: Building Affordable Housing In LA: How Are The Region’s Leaders Addressing A Lack Of Affordable Housing During The Pandemic?  Labor has become an issue with development, and modular has allowed more deals…

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Commercial Borrowing Cut In Half Due to COVID Disruption
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Commercial Borrowing Cut In Half Due to COVID Disruption

According to a new Mortgage Bankers Association report, mortgage origination in the commercial space is down 48% year over year. This outcome is a symptom of the lending halt due to the current pandemic. Since…

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FOR SALE: 56 Units in LA’s Miracle Mile
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FOR SALE: 56 Units in LA’s Miracle Mile

Even though the market is chaotic right now – there are some assets that are faring better than others. This renovated 56-unit apartment near the Grove in Los Angeles is a perfect asset to weather…

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April 1st Marks the Beginning of Post-COVID Real Estate Investing
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April 1st Marks the Beginning of Post-COVID Real Estate Investing

In New York, last week the state Department of Labor announced more than 80,500 people applied for unemployment benefits. An estimated 130,000 restaurant workers have already lost their jobs. Today, April 1st is the first day that…

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CRE Investing And Coronavirus — Here’s What You Should Expect
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CRE Investing And Coronavirus — Here’s What You Should Expect

BisNow Webinar: CRE Investing And Coronavirus — Where’s Safe, Where’s Not Key takeaways: The quicker we mitigate risk, the faster we can get back to normal. It’s time to begin planning to take advantage of…

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5 Reasons Why Investing in Affordable Housing is The Key to Surviving Market Downturns
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5 Reasons Why Investing in Affordable Housing is The Key to Surviving Market Downturns

5. The affordable market is always active (especially during turbulent times) There is no shortage of Section 8 voucher holders. Beside Section 8, other programs provide landlords attractive incentives to provide housing options for lower income…

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CRE Report Exclusive: Top 6 Rental Markets of the Next Decade
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CRE Report Exclusive: Top 6 Rental Markets of the Next Decade

In exploring the top 6 cities for rental investments, our team cross-referenced data points in both commercial and residential markets that show above-average growth mixed with high livability attributes. The main question we asked ourselves…

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AT&T Continues to Convert Ownership to Tenancy. Is this a Trend?
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AT&T Continues to Convert Ownership to Tenancy. Is this a Trend?

Following the formation of WarnerMedia, AT&T is converting most of its real estate holdings into long term tenancy due to the acquisition of Time Warner, which still carries a $150M debt obligation. The biggest deal…

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