| | August 23, 2017 Top Story | By Ely Razin, Contributing Columnist  Pension funds and insurance companies were significant players in Boston’s commercial real estate market in the first half of this year. FULL ARTICLE |
Analysis | By Beth Mattson-Teig, Contributing Writer  Given the current pricing, the question is what will the returns be for investors when it comes time to sell or refinance properties? FULL ARTICLE |
Research | By David Bodamer, Executive Director of Content & User Engagement  Part 2 of NREI's exclusive retail research study shows that the majority of respondents anticipate that cap rates in their markets will rise in the coming year, a notable shift compared to the previous two surveys. FULL ARTICLE |
Sponsored Content | Sponsored by KeyBank Commercial Real Estate  Despite some fears about the economy in general, industry insiders don’t see any signs of a slowdown in this specialized portion of the real estate world. FULL SPONSORED ARTICLE |
NREI Wire | Bloomberg The developers have had trouble unloading the costly units: Closings finally began last month, and three of the units are available for rent. FULL ARTICLE |
| CoStar News The company would like to appoint an independent receiver for the skilled nursing and assisted living facilities portfolio. FULL ARTICLE |
Must Reads | By NREI Staff  Condominium developers are converting their units into rentals, reports the Wall Street Journal. Wal-Mart teams up with Google to compete with Amazon, according to MarketWatch. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. FULL ARTICLE |
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