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Jul 14, 2020 12:30 PM

Net Lease Cap Rates Vary During Q2: The Boulder Group

Net lease cap rates increased for the retail sector during the second quarter, but held steady for the office sector and dropped for the industrial sector, according to commercial real estate firm The Boulder Group, MBA NewsLink reported July 2. The firm reported that higher cap rates are anticipated in most sectors by the end of the year.

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Jul 14, 2020 12:30 PM

Legislation Extends Paycheck Protection Program Deadline

President Trump on July 4 signed legislation extending the deadline to Aug. 8 for small businesses to apply for assistance from the Paycheck Protection Program, National Public Radio reported. The fund has $130 billion remaining after $520 billion in loans was provided to nearly five million businesses.​

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Jul 14, 2020 12:30 PM

Expert Says "Exodus" of Central Business Districts to Continue, But Rebound Expected

The residential “exodus” from city centers, led by millennials, is expected to last 18-24 months, the president and CEO of real estate advisory firm Marcus & Millichap told CNBC July 7. The demand for commercial space in the suburbs has also increased, but central business districts appear to be on a three-year recovery track.

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Jul 14, 2020 08:00 AM

Golf Course HOAs Should Carefully Consider Financial Security Options: The Appraisal Journal

Homeowners associations should carefully consider all available methods for maintaining value in golf course communities, according to an article published this week in The Appraisal Journal.

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Jul 08, 2020 12:30 PM

Data Confirms Q2 CRE Downturn Due to Coronavirus

Commercial real estate executives confirmed a downturn in market conditions during the second quarter because of COVID-19-related job losses and business shutdowns, according to The Real Estate Roundtable’s 2020 Q2 Economic Sentiment Index released June 30. The index showed an expectation that the market will improve by next year, dependent on jobs and business data.

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COVID-19, Economy Top Real Estate Concerns: Report

The COVID-19 pandemic, economic renewal and capital market risk are among the biggest concerns affecting the real estate industry through next year, according to the Counselors of Real Estate, which released its list of the top 10 issues on June 25. Also on the list: public and private debt and affordable housing.

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Jul 08, 2020 12:30 PM

Millions of Properties at Greater Flood Risk Than Previously Estimated, Data Reveals

The number of U.S. properties in danger of flooding this year is 70% higher than government data suggests, according to a study released June 29 by the nonprofit research group First Street Foundation. The data shows around 14.6 million properties are at risk of flooding, compared with Federal Emergency Management Agency data showing 8.7 million properties at risk.

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Jun 24, 2020 12:30 PM

Economy and Housing are Recovering: Freddie Mac

An increase in homebuyer demand and a decrease in mortgage rates is expected to propel the housing sector forward this year, but the overall outlook is still uncertain due to concerns about the coronavirus and the nation’s fiscal policies, Freddie Mac reported June 16 in its Quarterly Forecast. Improvements in home price growth, sales and loan originations are expected next year.

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Jun 24, 2020 12:30 PM

CFOs Target More Real Estate Cuts This Year: Survey

Real estate expenses likely will be further reduced during the second half of the year because remote working appears to be here to stay, according to a survey of chief financial officers conducted by research firm Gartner, Forbes reported June 15. Real estate budgets already have been cut about 8% this year, and an additional 8% is anticipated.

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Jun 24, 2020 12:30 AM

SBA Releases 2 New PPP Loan Forgiveness Applications for Qualified Borrowers

The U.S. Small Business Administration and the Department of the Treasury on June 17 issued two new Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness applications, a full version and an EZ version that requires less documentation for borrowers who meet certain conditions. Both versions give borrowers the option of using the original eight-week covered period or the extended 24-week period.

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