Attention seniors housing experts! Join us September 5 for a complimentary webinar: Creating Value in Seniors Housing — The Economics of Dealmaking in This Cycle. Seniors housing operating fundamentals continue to head in the right direction. While rent growth has slowed, it remains positive, and operators are seeing a welcome leveling off of increases in expenses. Additionally, recent developments in Washington D.C. — particularly the U.S. Supreme Court’s Chevron ruling — suggest that proposed federal staffing requirements may not come to pass, offering some relief to seniors housing operators, especially in the skilled nursing sector. With operations returning to a more stable footing, now is an opportune time to revisit the fundamentals of value creation in senior living. On Thursday, Sept. 5, at 2:00 pm EDT, Seniors Housing Business magazine is hosting the second in its series of three 2024 investment-themed webinars. The live broadcast is called “Creating Value in Seniors Housing: The Economics of Dealmaking in This Cycle.” Our panel of industry experts will re-examine the drivers to creating value, discussing the following: -Transaction volume: what part of the seniors living continuum is hot and what’s not -Cap rates: understanding current trends and their implications Market fundamentals: lessons from past down cycles and what they mean for today Panelists include: Talya Nevo-Hacohen, Chief Investment Officer, Treasurer & EVP, Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. Dennis Murphy, Chief Investment Officer, Priority Life Care, LLC David Kliewer, Co-Head of National Seniors Housing Investment Sales, Continuum Advisors Tim Gary, Founder & CEO, Galerie Living J. P. LoMonaco, EVP of Valuation & Advisory Services, CBRE *Moderator This webinar is sponsored by CBRE, a fully integrated platform of dedicated seniors housing investment sales, debt and structured finance, investment banking, and valuation services. To learn more about CBRE’s seniors housing platform. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/eCqhP2Ai #webinar #seniorshousing #seniorsliving #commercialrealestate
France Media Inc.
Book and Periodical Publishing
Atlanta, Georgia 3,742 followers
Covering commercial real estate, market by market and niche by niche.
About us
FRANCE MEDIA is a business-to-business media company specializing in the publication and production of magazines, websites, e-newsletters and conferences in the markets of commercial real estate, retail, office, multifamily & affordable housing, student housing, seniors housing and medical office buildings / healthcare real estate, as well as retail and restaurant facilities management and maintenance. Thousands of commercial real estate decision-makers read our commercial real estate magazines, websites and e-newsletters. And hundreds attend each of the 30+ events produced by our InterFace Conference Group each year. We cover commercial real estate niche by niche and market by market. Publication titles include: • Shopping Center Business • California Centers • Retail & Restaurant Facilities Business • Student Housing Business • Seniors Housing Business • Heartland Real Estate Business • Northeast Real Estate Business • Southeast Real Estate Business • Texas Real Estate Business • Western Real Estate Business • REBusinessOnline.com • Midwest Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business • Northeast Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business • Southeast Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business • Texas Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business • Western Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business For more information, visit www.francemediainc.com or www.interfaceconferencegroup.com.
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Key Trends in Loan Bifurcation & Retail's 2024 Resurgence For more than seven months in 2024, the commercial real estate investment market remained on a sluggish path. High interest rates continued to not only challenge many asset owners who needed refinancing, but also buyers and sellers looking to make deals: Some $174.7 billion in property investment sales during the first half of the year was 7 percent below a year earlier, according to MSCI Real Assets. In such uncertain times, it’s not unusual for the commercial real estate market to experience bouts of bifurcation. Typically, those are marked by trends such as rising demand for higher quality offices during economic slumps when tenants can fetch discounted rents. Early in the recovery phase, it’s not unusual for investment to flow into tech-oriented metros at the expense of other cities. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive hike of the federal funds rate has created another category of bifurcation, especially as it relates to floating-rate bridge debt and how lenders are managing their loan portfolios. That is, the difference between the performance of assets depending on when owners financed the properties, says Jeffrey Salladin, JD, a managing director with Dallas-based private debt fund Revere Capital. “It’s a question of vintage,” he explains. “Loans originated before the rate increases — call it January 1, 2023 — are likely performing poorly and are under stress because landlords are struggling to cover debt payments that have increased substantially since then. But deals made after that date are doing well.” https://lnkd.in/dJYbn6iG Sponsored by Revere Capital #cre #comercialrealestate #office #retail
Midway into 2024, Lenders Take Note of Loan Bifurcation, Retail’s Reversal
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Student housing beds and land to build more units is in high demand, but today’s economic environment is requiring many developers to stretch their budgets and imaginations. See how developers are responding in, "Doing More with Less," on the cover of the July/August issue of Student Housing Business. Article by Nellie Day; insights from — James Wilhelm, American Campus Communities; Jeff Githens, PeakMade Real Estate; Alberto Gedaly, Peninsula Investments Group; Jeremy Doss, RISE A Real Estate Company; Shelby Sladick, Greystar. More Inside This Issue: ❇ Wading In Student housing is seeing a trove of new investors. While the industry is welcoming, many advise that while the water is fine, it is not always clear. By Randall Shearin ; insights from — Rakesh Mehta, TSB Capital Advisors; Andrew Layton,Student Quarters; Jaclyn Fitts, CBRE. ❇ Keeping an Eye on the Little Guy Some markets are facing increased competition from shadow inventory as students examine the value (or perceived lack thereof) of purpose-built student housing. By Nellie Day; insights from — Johanna Janovsky, Asset Living; Ashly Poyer, PeakMade Real Estate; Tadros 'Teddy' Abdelmalek, Campus Life & Style. ❇ Back to Nature Flexible furniture designs featuring natural colors and textures are at the top of students’ wish lists for their homes away from home. By Katie Sloan; insights from — Lisa McQueeney-Dillon, University Furnishings; Andy Rosenband, MORGAN Li; Eden DeGeorge, D12 Commercial Interiors. ❇ Student Housing Industry Compensation Update Incentive comp is down and the prevalence of “dry promotions” is up. Compiled by Josh Logelin, Specialty Consultants Inc. Read the issue: https://lnkd.in/ew9R7BxF #CRE #StudentHousing #StudentLiving #Development This issue is sponsored by TSB Capital Advisors.
Student Housing Business July/August 2024
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Retailer Disaster Planning Speeds Timeline to Restored Operations The increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters pose a growing threat to many restaurants and retailers. All too often, unprepared businesses struggle to contend with property damage, power interruptions and repair delays that can plague communities for months in the wake of a catastrophic wildfire or storm. “Businesses that have stores operating in hurricane-prone areas like Florida or other regions threatened by natural disasters need to have a plan in place, with committed assets or a vendor to support them in an emergency,” says Bill Schaphorst, vice president of business development at facilities repair service provider MaintenX. “A plan should tell them, No. 1, how to take care of their people and ensure they are safe,” Schaphorst says. “No. 2, a plan should lay out expectations for after the storm. How quickly can the stores reopen? How will the company staff locations in damaged areas and make repairs to resume operations?” https://lnkd.in/dhDgNkqG Sponsored by MaintenX #cre #commercialrealestate #retail #hurricane #disasterpreparedness #retail
Retailer Disaster Planning Speeds Timeline to Restored Operations
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Chick-fil-A Opens First Elevated, Drive-Thru Only Restaurant in McDonough, Georgia August 22, 2024 MCDONOUGH, GA. — Chick-fil-A Restaurants is opening its first elevated, drive-thru only restaurant in the south Atlanta suburb of McDonough today. Located at 2155 Jodeco Road, the restaurant features four drive-thru lanes that run below an elevated kitchen that is twice the size of a typical Chick-fil-A kitchen. Food reaches the delivery team members via a custom meal transport system that uses conveyer belt technology. Patrons can either order onsite with a Chick-fil-A team member or order ahead on the Chick-fil-A app. The restaurant features dedicated lanes for both ordering methods, as well as “pull-aside lanes” for guests whose orders are taking longer to fulfill. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/ewcjZt8W #CRE #Development #Georgia #Restaurant #Retail #Southeast
Chick-fil-A Opens First Elevated, Drive-Thru Only Restaurant in McDonough, Georgia
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Don't overlook these upcoming conferences with a focus on industrial real estate: ✴ InterFace DFW and North Texas Industrial — Aug. 27 ✴ InterFace Phoenix Industrial — Sep. 13 ✴ InterFace Net Lease — Sep. 17 ✴ InterFace Las Vegas Industrial — Sep. 17 ✴ InterFace Oklahoma Commercial Real Estate Outlook — Oct. 2 Register now to gain valuable insights into the latest trends in industrial development and investment, as well as discuss how evolving logistics patterns and technological advances are reshaping the industrial sector. We are constantly adding new events! Check the InterFace Conference Group home page to keep track! Click here for more information: https://lnkd.in/epYpkjY2 #Conferences #CRE #Networking #CommercialRealEstate #Industrial
Commercial Real Estate Conferences
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Hyatt Agrees to Acquire Hospitality Brand Standard International for up to $335M, Forms Lifestyle Group August 21, 2024 CHICAGO AND NEW YORK CITY — Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) has agreed to acquire the brands and most of the affiliates of lifestyle hospitality company Standard International, parent company of The Standard and Bunkhouse Hotels brands. The transaction is anticipated to close later this year. The acquired portfolio will be 100 percent asset-light and includes management, franchise and license contracts for 11 open hotels with approximately 2,000 rooms, including The Standard, London; The Standard, High Line in New York City; The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon; and boutique properties like Hotel Saint Cecilia in Austin, Texas; and Hotel San Cristóbal in Baja California, Mexico. Read the issue: https://lnkd.in/dqftwz-9 #CRE #Acquisitions #Hospitality #Illinois #Midwest #NewYork #Northeast #TopStories
Hyatt Agrees to Acquire Hospitality Brand Standard International for up to $335M, Forms Lifestyle Group
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Midway into 2024, Lenders Take Note of Loan Bifurcation, Retail’s Reversal For more than seven months in 2024, the commercial real estate investment market remained on a sluggish path. High interest rates continued to not only challenge many asset owners who needed refinancing, but also buyers and sellers looking to make deals: Some $174.7 billion in property investment sales during the first half of the year was 7 percent below a year earlier, according to MSCI Real Assets. In such uncertain times, it’s not unusual for the commercial real estate market to experience bouts of bifurcation. Typically, those are marked by trends such as rising demand for higher quality offices during economic slumps when tenants can fetch discounted rents. Early in the recovery phase, it’s not unusual for investment to flow into tech-oriented metros at the expense of other cities. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive hike of the federal funds rate has created another category of bifurcation, especially as it relates to floating-rate bridge debt and how lenders are managing their loan portfolios. That is, the difference between the performance of assets depending on when owners financed the properties, says Jeffrey Salladin, JD, a managing director with Dallas-based private debt fund Revere Capital. “It’s a question of vintage,” he explains. “Loans originated before the rate increases — call it January 1, 2023 — are likely performing poorly and are under stress because landlords are struggling to cover debt payments that have increased substantially since then. But deals made after that date are doing well.” https://lnkd.in/dJYbn6iG Sponsored by Revere Capital #cre #comercialrealestate #office #retail
Midway into 2024, Lenders Take Note of Loan Bifurcation, Retail’s Reversal
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Von Maur embarks on a $100 million renovation plan to redefine its department stores for a new generation — and reinvest in the 152-year-old company’s signature customer service. On the cover of the August issue of Retail & Restaurant Facility Business, "Von Maur’s Remarkable Makeover" Interview with Melody Wright, Von Maur Inside This Issue: ❇ Power of Partnership Promoting lasting relationships through a consultative approach. By Sean Gillespie, Harrison Contracting Company, Inc. ❇ Exhaustive Analysis The good, the bad & the ventless ...exhaust hoods. By Christopher Collins, NCARB, AIA, Nvironment ❇ Optimizing Efficiency Selecting optimal water heating systems to meet the needs of full-service restaurants. By Sharon Sun Cho & Justin Shreiner, Watts Water Technologies,Premier A Watts Brand, PVI Industries. ❇ Power of Paint How exterior painting enhances curb appeal and draws in customers. By Gregory Pittman, Five Star Painting® ❇ Future of the Franchise 8 tips to appeal to Gen Z and future franchisees. By Tim Conn, CFE, Image One USA ❇ Pest Prevention Why you should proactively implement a pest prevention program. By Amanda Anderson, Superior Facility Service Group, Inc. Read the issue: https://lnkd.in/e7XevuK5 #CRE #Retail #FacilityManagement #Restaurant #CommercialRealEstate
Retail & Restaurant Facility Business August 2024
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Multifamily Markets Adjust as Homebuying Stalls, Investment Cools Like other property sectors, rental housing assets have experienced big swings in fortunes over the past few years. Historically high rent growth during the pandemic came to a halt amid new supply in many markets. And the end of cheap debt has stymied investment sales and is stressing investors who paid handsomely for apartments using short-term financing. But the situation could be worse. Housing remains in high demand, and despite higher mortgage rates and a collapse in home sales, a severe lack of inventory on the market continues to prop up home values and price out would-be buyers. In May, home prices across the country increased 5.9 percent over the previous year, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index. Rental housing owners and operators are the obvious beneficiary of those challenges, says Ivy Zelman, executive vice president and co-founder of Zelman & Associates - A Walker & Dunlop Company that provides housing research, analysis and consulting. Move-outs attributed to home purchases clearly illustrate the trend. An apartment and single-family rental operator in Phoenix recently told Zelman that such move-out activity has dropped to about 13 percent from an historical average of 30 percent, she says. Similarly, a multifamily landlord told her that move-outs related to home buying have fallen by half, to around 7 percent. “The number of homes for sale continues to be highly constrained, and as a result, home price appreciation remains pretty significant,” says Zelman, whose firm is holding its 17th annual housing summit in Boston on September 12 and 13. “Multifamily turnover is hovering at record lows despite a more competitive lease-up environment in many markets.” https://lnkd.in/dV8YjXpH Sponsored by Walker & Dunlop #cre #commercialrealestate #multifamily #investmentsales
Multifamily Markets See Silver Lining Despite Economic Headwinds
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