The private equity firm is closing a fund that invested in CMBS loans.

The prospect of falling occupancies and rent reductions will cause cap rates to rise.

For the first time experts can recall, amateur investors are buying shares of bankrupt companies. Their gains almost always prove fleeting.

The company is the “800-pound gorilla” in the room. But it may soon be facing tougher competition.

In part three of a four-part series on loan workouts, Holland & Knight's Susan J. Booth outlines how a lender should develop their strategy.

That boon underscores how the biggest banks’ roles as financial intermediaries can translate to billions of dollars of profits.

A successful sponsor will need to have the ability to adapt to an ever-changing real estate landscape.