WMRE Daily
 
WMRE Daily

JANUARY 3, 2023

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Fannie, Freddie Are Still Providing Attractive Terms. But Demand from Borrowers Has Fallen.

Not many multifamily investors are eager to take out acquisition or refinancing loans right now.

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2022 Year-in-Review: WMRE's Top 10 Galleries

The changes in the wider world were echoed by the changes in the commercial real estate market. Multifamily rent growth finally started to slow down, as inflation limited tenants’ ability to pay higher rents. Real estate economists started thinking about the rising risks of a recession and how the industry can safeguard itself against them. Investors adjusted their strategies to deal with rapidly rising interest rates and softening property fundamentals. And throughout the year, we used our galleries to reflect these key industry trends.

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WMRE Wire

Shopify Tells Employees to Just Say No to Meetings

Large, long and unproductive meetings have become a scourge of today’s hybrid workplace, prompting companies to try and curtail them.

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Trump’s Tax Returns Are Only Part of the Picture

Taxpayers and voters still don’t have a complete understanding of the possible financial conflicts of interest that surrounded Trump before, during and after his presidency.

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11 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser called on the Biden administration to either end federal telework policies or turn over some government buildings to be converted into housing, reports ABC News. Twitter has been sued for non-payment of office rent by one of its landlords, according to Bloomberg. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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