February 1, 2021

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    Lenders Return to Office

    Lenders are re-entering the office sector in their search for yield, although expect a more conservative approach.  As competition for multifamily and industrial intensifies, lenders will see the benefits of funding office.  Financing will be highly dependent on the asset’s location, strength of sponsorship and tenancy.  There will be less focus on downtown/core locations and More

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    Lenders Ease Their Hotel Reservations

    Hoteliers will see more and more available capital as the year continues, with hopes that travel will kickstart again this summer.  Count on non-bank and debt fund lenders to be the most active, while banks will slowly trickle back into the sector.  All eyes will be on vaccine distribution, which will lead to increased economic More

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    CONTACTLESS TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

    Even though more and more stores and restaurants are opening up, customers have become conditioned to remain concerned about potential coronavirus transmission fears. With late winter/early spring being the traditionally high season for upper respiratory infections — whether it be COVID-19 or another flu-like virus — retail businesses have thankfully prepared for any customer angst More

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    SANDWICH SHOPS CATER TO WORK-FROM-HOME CROWD

    Sandwich chains, including Capriotti’s, Jersey Mike’s, Firehouse Subs, PrimoHoagies, McAlister’s Deli, Schlotzsky’s, Penn Station, la Madeleine French Bakery & Café, CAO Bakery & Café and Goodcents, have successfully pivoted to appeal to the new work-from-home customer who is wary of face-to-face contact. Consequently, drive thrus, grab-and-go offerings and breakfast/dinner options are now the new normal More