Mark Heschmeyer is a veteran of more than 25 print and digital news startups, He has focused on commercial real estate and finance journalism. He has developed a specialty in data journalism.He has worked with data in journalism in several fields cov...
Mark Heschmeyer is a veteran of more than 25 print and digital news startups, He has focused on commercial real estate and finance journalism. He has developed a specialty in data journalism.
He has worked with data in journalism in several fields covering such beats as sports, commodities, engineering and construction and finance. He has authored more than 6,000 news stories and won multiple national awards for his news writing and editing.
Core Spaces has spent 15 years building apartments in the shadow of the nation's biggest lecture halls and football stadiums. Now the Chicago-based student housing developer is inviting investors ...
This week's CMBS Notebook covers how a troubled Blackstone loan compares to one of its U.K. securitizations, worsening losses at a Hawaii mall and new entrants targeting distressed debt. Read the ...
Ever since S2 Capital sent investors a confidential letter in early July formalizing the wind-down of its first multifamily fund, founder and CEO Scott Everett has been spending his days on 20-minute ...
Two of the largest U.S. banks, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, offered new evidence that business remains solid for their commercial-mortgage customers as the industry moves beyond the post-pandemic ...
Boating and fishing gear retailer West Marine is looking to give up leases at 91 stores totaling 679,000 square feet as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring.
Los Angeles affordable housing developer SoLa Impact has refinanced most of the debt on 14 of its Los Angeles apartment properties, closing a $104.5 million bond deal.
Brookfield is seeking to capitalize on investor appetite for artificial intelligence support systems by taking one of its data center companies public in an offering that could raise up to $1.35 ...
This week's CMBS Notebook examines Treasure Island's race to refinance before loan maturity, the marketing of a lender-owned Silicon Valley office portfolio, and a high-stakes distressed debt sale in ...
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is making a $500 million bet on U.S. neighborhood shopping centers, backing grocery-anchored retail and other open-air properties that continue to outperform much of ...
Rithm Capital is seeking to refinance one of the marquee office towers it acquired through its purchase of Paramount Group, testing investor appetite for large New York office loans at a time when ...
Aspen Square Management has secured a $232.35 million Fannie Mae loan backed by 1,585 workforce housing units across five properties in Florida and Arkansas, locking in a fixed interest rate for the ...
CyrusOne, one of the nation's largest data center operators, is borrowing $1.25 billion to refinance debt on six facilities, underscoring both the industry's rapid growth and the rising costs of ...
A beachfront resort in Palm Beach, Florida, has landed a $341 million refinancing that will allow its owner to pull nearly $92 million in cash from the property, a sign that lenders remain eager to ...
This week’s CMBS Notebook examines packaged office loans making a comeback, Blackstone pulling a sizable $515 million payout from an industrial refinancing and Sonder Holdings’ collapse threatening a ...
Nearly three decades after helping pioneer the modern commercial mortgage-backed securities market, Japanese investment bank Nomura has rebuilt a full-scale U.S. commercial real estate finance ...
Asset manager Invesco is accelerating its push into commercial real estate lending, pricing a $1.2 billion commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation backed by its fast-growing private ...
The recovery in U.S. commercial real estate hit a speed bump in May as prices fell for both high-end and low-value property, with office buildings posting the biggest declines.