Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) — The commercial mortgage default rate on loans held by U.S. banks more than doubled to 3.4 percent in the third quarter as vacancies rose and rents declined, Real Estate Econometrics LLC said.
Commercial Mortgage Defaults at U.S. Banks Reach 3.4% (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Commercial Mortgage Defaults in U.S. Bank Portfolios Reach 3.4% (Bloomberg)
PropertyNewsUpdates: [KnightNews] Business Times: US apartment …
‘Overall, the US apartment market remains in uncharted waters with vacancies at high levels historically, amid continued job losses and a glut of housing for rent and for sale,’ Gleb Nechayev, CBRE-EA senior economist, said. … Markets such as Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, and Washington DC have reported more occupied than vacant apartments. Landlords in those cities offered rent concessions to lure tenants or keep existing …
American Tenants Association: U.S. Apartment Vacancy Rate Update
“Overall, the U.S. apartment market remains in uncharted waters with vacancies at high levels historically, amid continued job losses and a glut of housing for rent and for sale,” Gleb Nechayev, CBRE-EA senior economist said. … Markets such Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, and Washington D.C have reported more occupied than vacant apartments. Landlords in those cities offered rent concessions to lure tenants or keep existing …




