September 7, 2020

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    Banks Start to Wake up

    Banks are slowing dipping their toes back into the market and rumor has it that Wells Fargo, BofA and other major money center banks are looking for opportunities once again.  Expect all size banks to seek new relationship lending again in 2021, while many will focus on existing clients with strong track records throughout the More

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    Lenders line up for SFRs

    Count on single-family rental (SFR) lending to increase significantly going forward, as there is a lot of debt and institutional capital that wants to participate.  The space is in its infancy compared to other property types, but many lenders are now striving to compete.  Watch for traditional bank and non-bank multifamily lenders to crossover into More

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    Lenders Cherry-Pick Retail Deals

    While capital will be available in the retail sector, lenders will be extremely cautious. The pandemic has forced many lenders to leave the retail space altogether, and those that remain will be more conservative with higher pricing and leverage. Some lenders will want to wait at least another three to six months before re-entering the More

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    Men’s Apparel Showing Signs of Growth

    Men are shopping for clothes once again as they return to work and social engagements, especially in areas with easing COVID-19 restrictions. The populace is still embracing the comfort clothing trends that took hold during the lockdowns, so public attire for men continues to be more relaxed than the formal suit-and-tie look. Men, especially millennials More