INSIGHTS

Rapid population growth makes Dallas an ideal market for both real estate developers and the real estate debt investors who fund their projects.

The ongoing surge in demand from baby boomers, significantly unmet by current supply, makes senior housing one of the best investments available in 2024.

Learn how we partnered with a successful multi-family developer, realizing an annualized IRR of 30.4% and an equity multiple of 1.7x for our investors.

If you’re agile enough to be a sponsor on some deals and a lender on others, get ready to have your pick of commercial real estate investment opportunities.

With $1.6 trillion in commercial real estate loans coming to maturity, the market is going to experience a refinancing shortfall of epic proportions.

CRE transactions will finally pick up in 2024 as borrowers struggle to refinance their properties, serving as a catalyst for bargain pricing.

As the full weight of monetary policy is far from yet to be realized, it's ultimately going to take a recession in 2024 to bring on the Fed pivot.

Here are the second 5 of 10 emerging trends in commercial real estate for 2024, critical issues for investors to anticipate with opportunistic strategy.

The first 5 of 10 emerging trends in commercial real estate for 2024 are critical issues that investor needs to anticipate with opportunistic strategy.

The annual AFIRE survey points to fundamental changes in the office market, deep discounts over the next 12 months, and value-add opportunities galore.

In a dramatic examples of price dislocation, bids came in low for an office property that was valued at almost a billion dollars just a few years ago.

After growing their market share from 8% to 34% of loan originations, smaller banks are now retreating, just when borrowers need them the most.

Economic and regulatory events are paving the way for private credit funds and other alternative lenders to gain significant market share from banks.

Converting underutilized office buildings to multi-family use, an idea that's currently in the spotlight, could offer up more opportunities for investors.

It's about to get more difficult for the cryptocurrency industry to operate in the United States and perhaps even more difficult for Americans to trade.

Every time congress puts on this dog and pony show, it’s like playing Russian roulette, except they’re putting the gun against our heads instead of theirs.

Opportunities in the office sector during these truly unprecedented times will likely propel some investors with gumption to much greater success.

When the second-largest bank failure in US history takes place, you better believe it gets the attention of the Federal Reserve and Fed Chair Jerome Powell.