DISTRESSED REAL ESTATE OUTLOOK
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OCTOBER 21, 2020

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Special Servicer Activity Provides a Window into Assessing the Distressed Cycle

CMBS special servicers battling a surge in distressed loans have been working to give borrowers more time to ride out the downturn, but expiring forbearance periods will open the gates on restructurings and rising delinquencies.

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Analysis

The CRE Sector Discovers the Benefits of SPACs

Buying something sight unseen sounds a little unorthodox, but special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have surged in popularity in recent years and that includes some targeting commercial real estate and the proptech sectors.

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Mall of America Is Facing a Complicated Debt Situation. But It Might Be Too Big to Fail.

The mall’s owners entered into an agreement with lenders to avoid foreclosure. Now what?

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Debt Funds Like Blackstone’s Begin to Play a Bigger Role in CRE Lending as CMBS Steps Back

In the commercial real estate lending arena, many debt funds and smaller banks are stepping up during the coronavirus pandemic, while many CMBS lenders and big banks are stepping aside.

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Podcast

NREI's Common Area: Navigating Through a Tumultuous Year

In this episode of NREI 's Common Area podcast, David Bodamer talks to Brian Ward, CEO of Trimont Real Estate Advisors, about how COVID-19 has disrupted the industry in 2020. 

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Q&A

Retailers Restructured and Disposed Assets During the Last Downturn. Here’s How This Time Is Different.

NREI spoke with Michael Wiener, president of Excess Space, about the state of store closures and lease restructuring from a retailer’s perspective.

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Gallery

10 Retailers That Have—and 10 That Haven’t—Paid Their Rent as of September

Movie theaters, fitness studios and beauty salons continue to struggle, while drugstores, pet supply stores and supermarkets are keeping up with rent payments.

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