Distressed Real Estate Community

Every commercial real estate property sector is experiencing some level of distress, creating a ripple effect industry-wide. Property owners, lenders, brokers, appraisers and even tax consultants are grappling with the fallout from non-performing loans and a sharp decline in property valuations. The Distressed Real Estate Community provides investors in-depth news and analysis, research and expert commentary.

Increasing Liquidity For Commercial Real Estate Loans Bodes Well for the Industry 

Apr 26, 2011, By Kingsley Greenland, NREI Contributing Columnist

The commercial real estate sector has had little to cheer about recently, but robust demand for loans is reason for cautious optimism among industry professionals. ...

Why Is Atlanta’s CMBS Multifamily Delinquency Rate So High? 

Apr 26, 2011, By Matt Valley, NREI Editor-in-Chief

The Atlanta apartment market is plagued by a CMBS multifamily delinquency rate of 28.43%, the highest among the nation’s top 25 metropolitan statistical areas...

Distressed Multifamily Property Sells for $10.1 Million in Jackson, Miss. 

Apr 26, 2011, By NREI Staff

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services has brokered the sale of Parham Pointe, a 393-unit, 341,430 sq. ft. bank-owned multifamily property in Jackson, Miss. ...

Champion Purchase Illustrates Growing Appetite for Risk 

Apr 12, 2011, By David Bodamer, Retail Traffic Editor-in-Chief

A $20 million all-cash acquisition of a heavily vacant, partially redeveloped five-building, mixed-use complex in Hollywood, Calif. out of receivership shows just how much the commercial real estate market has progressed....

Will Commercial Real Estate Provide a Good Hedge Against Inflation? 

Apr 12, 2011, By Victor Calanog, NREI Contributing Columnist

It seems to be only a matter of time before higher inflation makes its way into official U.S. figures. ...

An Owner’s Guide to the Chaotic World of Hotel Loan Restructuring 

Apr 12, 2011, By Phil Gordon, Lodging Hospitality Contributing Columnist

The following is intended as a practical guide to owners considering whether and how to restructure a hotel property that can’t support or refinance its current debt....

Baceline Plans to Convert Distressed Retail Center in Metro Dallas Into Medical Office 

Apr 12, 2011, By NREI Staff

Baceline Investments LLC has purchased the 37,000 sq. ft. Fountain Village Shopping Center in DeSoto, Texas, a south suburb of Dallas, for $1.2 million, or approximately 60% of the property’s original loan value. ...

Rate of Bank Failures Slows, But Is It a Trend or a Blip? 

Apr 12, 2011, By Matt Valley, NREI Editor-in-Chief

There were 26 bank failures during the first quarter of 2011, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC), the lowest count since the second quarter of 2009. ...

Pollack Partners Buys Distressed Multifamily Property in Nashville for $25.3 Million 

Apr 4, 2011, By NREI Staff

Pollack Partners has acquired Velocity in the Gulch, a Class-A luxury rental community in Nashville’s vibrant Gulch submarket, for $25.3 million, plus reserves and closing costs. ...

Hotel Distress Buys: ‘There’s Something for Everyone Right Now’ 

Mar 22, 2011, By Eric Stoessel, Lodging Hospitality Managing Editor

The Ashford Hospitality Trust joint-venture acquisition of Highland Hospitality’s 28-hotel portfolio earlier this month reveals how far the hotel transaction market has come....

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