Bendix Anderson

Articles by Bendix Anderson
Indices Show Slow, Steady Recovery for Commercial Real Estate
The indices have been released for 2012, and they show continued steady strength for commercial property investments.
More Lenders, More Choices for Multifamily Borrowers
Multifamily borrowers will have more choices in 2013, as more lenders compete to make permanent loans to apartment properties.
Too Soon to Worry About Apartment Overbuilding?
Researchers say that the multifamily sector has not yet reached the danger point for development.
Some Assembly Required: FCRC Builds Modular Apartment Tower
The latest high-rise tower under construction in Brooklyn, N.Y., will be largely built in a factory.
CoStar Sounds Early Warning On Multifamily Development
The real estate analysts at the CoStar Group worry that the growth in multifamily development may be too much of a good thing.
RADCO Acquisitions Illustrate Growing Popularity of Turnaround Deals
A recent deal by RADCO in Georgia illustrates the popularity of apartment turnaround deals.
Investors Bet on Industrial, Retail REITs
A look at REIT share prices reveals a recovery—or at least the perception of recovery—spreading beyond apartments to other property types.
Strong Investment in Affordable Housing
Real estate investors who buy federal low-income housing tax credits have fared well with their investments in the recovery from the financial crisis.
Optimism for Apartments Sector for 2013
If we make it over the fiscal cliff, good times may be ahead for apartment builders—though that’s a big “if.”
More Money Available for Construction
Construction cranes are rising again over sites in the nation’s top cities in part because lenders are again providing capital to financing development—especially for apartments.
More Leverage for Conduit Loans, Says Moody's
As the recovery continues for commercial real estate, conduit lenders are opening the taps—tempting borrowers with risky levels of leverage, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
The Short-Term Risk of the Archstone Deal
Two of the nation’s largest REITs seized the chance to swallow more than a hundred of the most desirable apartment properties in the country. What could possibly go wrong?
Will a Rise in Homeownership Rates Hurt the Multifamily Sector?
Landlords should be aware of potential competition as home prices stabilize.
Political Deals in Coming Months Have Big Implications for Commercial Real Estate
Elections matter—and the recent Presidential and Congressional elections made a bigger difference than most.
Atlantic City Tries to Rebound After Hurricane Sandy Outages
Atlantic City, N.J., is slowly getting back on its feet.
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Total CMBS Issuance Volume

There has been $30.3 billion in new CMBS issuance to date in 2013, according to Commercial Mortgage Alert. That puts the industry on pace to smash last year’s volume of $48.4 billion and will make 2013 the busiest year for CMBS issuance since 2007. Where do you think total CMBS issuance volume will end up in 2013?

 

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