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    The equity investing space will get crowded

    Equity investors will deploy capital at increasing volumes throughout 2026, as expected interest rate cuts take hold, the market stabilizes and less uncertainty prevails. Watch for many equity investors to get off the sidelines next year. JV and pref equity are becoming more prevalent as the market bottoms out and people are looking to invest when prices are suppressed. More

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    Deal of the Week: Class A Suburban Office in Chandler, Arizona

    Freedom Financial Funds was attracted to the deal because of the excellent sponsorship. The potential for a very low basis in a building that was well located with corporate-headquarters level improvements also made the deal attractive. This was an opportunistic loan for Freedom Financial Funds with a repeat borrower with deep product marketing and operating history. The 130,600-s.f. property was built in 2016. More

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    Retailers head down South

    Favorable demographic trends, such as population and job growth, along with the ease of doing business, are enticing retailers to markets in the South. Cities of all sizes in Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina and Alabama are seeing a plethora of new tenants. Fast-casual restaurants, grocery stores, gyms, spas and clothing retailers are all expanding down south. More

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    Office lending will get a new lease

    Office financing will be robust and more available going forward. Banks, life companies, CMBS lenders and debt funds will all be active. Expect more entrants into the sector, which should drive down pricing and increase leverage and risk tolerance. Liquidity will flow for assets that are either being acquired or those that have been acquired and have already been repositioned. More

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    Land acquisition loans set for growth

    Land financing volumes are expected to increase in the fourth quarter and ramp up even more in 2026. Acquisition activity should pick up going forward. Look for strong demand over the next three years as borrowers want to get equity out of their land to re-invest. More

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    Hotel construction lending is poised for a comeback

    Construction lending should start to pick back up in the hotel space going forward. There is a ton of liquidity and lenders in the market, therefore, most projects with a strong story will be able to grab financing. Watch for more active lenders in the private credit world, along with banks and life companies dipping their toes back in the game. Also, expect new entrants willing to fund higher leverage deals as part of the capital stack. More

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    Retail leasing is ramping up in the Midwest

    After seeing some slowdown during the pandemic, leasing is picking up in the Midwest with retailers of all types filling spots in major cities and the surrounding suburbs. Grocery stores, restaurants, clothing brands and sports retailers all look to expand in America’s Heartland.  JLL negotiated leases for six new tenants at Rosedale Center, a 1.1 More

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