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APRIL 30, 2019

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Finance & Investment

Borrowers Cash in on Competitive Debt Fund Space

By Beth Mattson-Teig, Contributing Writer

Borrowers are taking advantage of the crowded debt fund space to find some pretty sweet deals on short-term bridge loans. Competition has heated up in the past six months on financing transitional assets that have a renovation plan or a value-add component, especially those that have in-place cash flow.

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Alternative Properties

Five Takeaways from a Study on the Middle-Income Seniors Market

By Lyndee Yamshon, Contributing Writer

By 2029, a projected 81 percent of seniors with no ability to tap into housing equity will have $60,000 or less in annual income and other annualized assets—below what will likely be the average assisted living rental rate of $62,000 a year. Even among middle-income seniors with access to housing equity, 54 percent will have annual income of or below $60,000.

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Digital Edition

Proceed with Caution

By NREI Staff

Lenders are willing to finance retail properties, but are cautious when eyeing deals. Single-family rentals continue to be a popular investment choice. Read these and other stories in NREI's April 2019 edition.

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NREI Wire

Brookfield Announces Plans to Launch Opportunity Zone Fund

Bloomberg

The company’s New York City-based real estate division will start an opportunity zone fund.

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D.C. Is First to Plan to Remove, Retrofit Flood-Prone Buildings

Bloomberg

Washington, D.C. will retrofit or remove all of its flood-prone buildings in the next three decades.

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10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

By NREI Staff

The New York Times looks at how old malls are being converted into offices. WeWork filed for an initial public offering with U.S. regulators, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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