WMRE Daily
WMRE Daily

OCTOBER 19, 2021

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Off-Market Sales Gain Traction with CRE Owners and Buyers

The disruption caused by the pandemic made off-market transactions more attractive for both investors and potential sellers.

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WMRE's Common Area: An Update on Return to Office Trends

In this episode of WMRE's Common Area, Cushman & Wakefield's David C. Smith discusses the firm's research and insights into how firms are planning returns to offices.

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Ongoing Debate on LIBOR Replacement Hinders Transition Efforts

Although several candidates have emerged, there is no consensus on the replacement for the commonly-used short-term loan rate benchmark.

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Zillow’s House Flipping Hits a Snag as the Red-Hot U.S. Housing Market Shows Signs It’s Cooling

“This feels like they bought way too many homes and they’re trying to work off that excess supply,” said Jonathan Miller, president of appraisal firm Miller Samuel.

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Six Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

Rising rents are putting pressure on Americans who were already facing eviction, according to The New York Times. After 18 months of efforts, Hudson’s Bay company successfully modified a CMBS loan on a portfolio of Lord & Taylor and Saks department stores, reports Commercial Observer. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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