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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Kayla Carmicheal
Buyers of commercial mortgage-backed securities tied to a single asset are being hit with losses as the market for older offices continues to wobble. In the latest blow, a $233M CMBS backed by a 20-building office campus in the Kansas City suburbs resulted in substantial losses. The loan’s sale left just $164M to distribute to creditors, leading the $65M riskiest portion of the CMBS bond to be fully wiped out, Bloomberg reported.
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2 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Kayla Carmicheal
A major new industry is forming, thanks to a perfect storm of economic uncertainties and landlords tightening tenancy requirements — and residential leases are just the beginning. The global online guarantor market is expected to generate $775M this year, a 10% jump from 2023. By 2032, it's expected to bring in more than $1B annually, according to Morningstar. Online guarantors work like typical co-signers.
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3 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Kayla Carmicheal
Two life sciences manufacturing hubs are coming to fruition in the U.S., adding to the wave of projects sparked by President Donald Trump's domestic manufacturing push. Biotech company Greentech is building a $700M plant just outside of Raleigh in Holly Springs, North Carolina, and Roche is spending $550M to expand a diagnostics site in Indianapolis. Greentech’s facility will serve as a biopharmaceutical talent hub, CEO Ashley Magargee said in a press release.
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1 month ago |
bisnow.com | Kayla Carmicheal
A new name is moving to the top of Savills’ org chart. Simon Shaw, the firm’s chief financial officer, will take the CEO role on Jan. 1 after Mark Ridley retires at the end of the year. Ridley spent nearly three decades at the company and has been CEO for the last seven years. He will retire from his role and the board this December, according to a press release. Ridley’s real estate career spans 41 years in the UK. He joined Savills in 1996 and became a board member in 2018.
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1 month ago |
bisnow.com | Kayla Carmicheal
An Orange County, California, court ruled Friday in favor of six brokers being sued by their former employer Eastdil Secured for allegedly stealing proprietary information before joining rival Newmark. Eastdil brought a lawsuit against former West Coast multifamily team members Geoff Boler, Blake Matsuda, Lee Redmond, Eugene Chong, Jonathan Merhaut and Justin Shepherd earlier this month, alleging they stole thousands of pages of company documents and business.
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