The crowdfunding world

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The Crowdfunding World

527 – Sept 1, 2023 – Secret CRE distress, housing market freeze, is crowdfunding for CRE dead?

526- Sean Burton, Cityview – Successful multifamily investing during good times and bad

525 – Weekly Update – August 25, 2023 – Interest rates to continue rising, the end of side letters, multifamily rollercoaster

524- Henry Lorber – Defining value in today’s market: the lender’s challenge in underwriting loans

523 – Weekly Update – August 18, 2023 – impact of rate hikes on multifamily, more crowdfunding platform consolidation, banks increasing their charge offs

522 – Jon Winick – The art of setting realistic expectations in a down commercial real estate market

521 – Weekly Update – August 11, 2023 – Urban doom loop, new multifamily deals with 24% IRRs – you’ve got to be kidding, and multifamily no longer a safe haven

520 – Weekly Update – August 4, 2023 – Has the world changed? Real estate crowdfunding playing defense, US debt problem.

519 – Bert Haboucha – How bank stress will impact the commercial real estate landscape

518 – Weekly Update – July 28, 2023 – Is this the new normal? CRE distress increasing with no let up in sight. Why single family home values aren’t tanking.

517 – Scott Larson – Why source of capital and alignment of interests are paramount in real estate syndications

516 – Weekly Update – July 21, 2023 – CrowdStreet/Nightingale, banking regulations, eviction/rent moratoriums

515 – David Scherer – How Origin Investments predicts multifamily rents to fall with 95% certainty

514 – Weekly Update – July 14, 2023 – Is extend and pretend a good idea, is inflation over, crisis communications and what NOT to do.

513 – Mitch Vanneman – How receivers solve problems between CRE lenders and their borrowers

512- Orest Mandzy – Public vs Private CRE Markets: Understanding the valuation gap

511- Steven Moore – Understanding the intricacies of distressed commercial real estate investing

510 – Paul Fiorilla – Distress in commercial real estate: how worried should we be?

509 – Reid Bennett – Consequences of a syndication boom in commercial real estate

508 – Creighton Bildstein – How private debt funds are a double edged sword