It’s Here: Lenders 2023!

It’s Here: Lenders 2023! This week, nineteen of the nation’s leading commercial real estate lenders provide insights into the challenging debt markets for our annual Lenders issue; G4 Capital Partners supplies a $235 million construction loan for Chetrit Group‘s planned Upper East Side luxury condominium tower; and we take a deep dive into how loan terms and structures are evolving in a challenged CRE market. Lenders 2023 Our annual Lenders Issue brings you the latest perspectives from the evolving debt markets. Take a seat and hear from top professionals at Goldman Sachs, KKR, Barclays, BGO, Starwood Property Trust, Clarion Partners, Thorofare Capital, Brookfield, Affinius Capital and many more! [Read More](   Top Deals Of The Week   - Chetrit [Lands]( $235M Construction Loan for UES Condo Tower - Retail Trust WPG Closes $1B [CMBS Refi](After Bankruptcy - Tower Companies Secures [$188M Refi]( for Silver Spring Multifamily Campus - Otéra Capital Provides $99M for Greystar [Multifamily Refinancing]( in Denver - Forman Capital Provides $39M Construction Loan on North Florida Condo - X-Caliber Rural Capital Refis [Tennessee]( Medical Property With $21M Loan   Guest Column   Do the Latest Manhattan Investment Sales Stats Herald a New Phase? Robert Knakal, head of the New York private capital group at JLL, explores a correction in New York's investment sales market that began in October 2015. [Read More](   Q & A   Data Drives CBRE Tech Leader Sandeep Davé The brokerage giant’s chief digital and technology officer sees a near term in which technology becomes a big part of companywide decisions. [Read More](   Other Stories From This Week   Lenders 2023: What Scares the Bejesus Out of Top Lenders Today? The top CRE financiers in our annual Lender’s issue confess what scares them the most. [Read More]( Into the Wild: Is 2024 the Year the Ice Breaks on Commercial Real Estate? Business leaders across the commercial real estate landscape offer weary assessments on whether capital markets will recover from 2023. [Read More]( CRE Loans’ Structures Shape Up Differently in Higher Interest Rate Environment The architecture of commercial real estate loans has changed drastically in the last two years since origination levels reached record levels in 2021 at near-zero borrowing conditions. Higher interest rates today have resulted in far more boxes to be checked to bring deals across the finish line. [Read More](   What We're Reading This Week   - The[Clearest Sign]( Yet That Commercial Real Estate Is in Trouble [WSJ] - Germany [Warns]( of More Commercial Real Estate Pain Ahead [Bloomberg] - The Market Thinks the Fed Is Going to Start Cutting Rates Aggressively. Investors Could Be In For a [Letdown](. [CNBC]   [View in Browser]( | [Advertise]( | [Forward to a Friend]( [Manage your email preferences or unsubscribe]( [Share your thoughts: Help us improve with our quick feedback survey!]( [Commercial Observer]( © Copyright 2023 [Observer Media]( 1 Whitehall Street, Floor 7, New York, NY 10004 This newsletter was published 11/16/2023