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CRE 360 Signal™

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A daily, three-minute market pulse for commercial real estate professionals who make real decisions. Powered by CRE 360 Signal™, each episode distills the most relevant developments in credit, assets, and execution into clear, asset-level implications—what changed, why it matters, and where risk or opportunity is forming. No long interviews. No macro noise. Just concise signal for investors, operators, lenders, and dealmakers who don’t have time to read—but still need to think clearly.

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2:32

Brookfield Walks Away from Office — and Pays to Do It

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/02/05

In this episode, we break down Brookfield Asset Management’s $1.2 billion all-cash acquisition of Peakstone Realty Trust — and why this deal is less about size and more about structure.Brookfield is paying a meaningful premium to take a fully de-risked, industrial-only platform private, with heavy exposure to industrial outdoor storage. That choice sends a clear signal about where institutional capital is moving — and what it’s actively avoiding.We discuss what Brookfield is really

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2:58

Capital Is Ready. Pricing Isn’t.

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2026/02/04

A new investor intentions survey shows most CRE buyers are preparing to increase acquisitions in 2026—but deals aren’t stalling because of capital or rates. In this episode, we break down why pricing discipline, not liquidity, is the real constraint, where investors are actually willing to transact, and which asset types are clearing underwriting today. A clear, factual look at what’s moving capital in commercial real estate—and what isn’t.

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1:33

Multifamily 2026: Supply Has Peaked — Are You...

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2026/02/03

After two years of volatility, U.S. multifamily is entering a new phase. Cap rates have reset. Rent growth is flat. And while most investors are still waiting for yield, the data shows a different story: supply is collapsing, absorption is stabilizing, and capital is quietly re-entering the market.In this episode, we break down three defining signals that will shape strategy in 2026–2027:— Why Sun Belt distress is peaking, not deepening— Which Midwest markets are quietly outperforming on

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1:57

Why Data Center Projects Stall After Power Is Secured

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2026/02/02

Power isn’t the lesson anymore. Timing is.This episode explains why data center projects stall after power is identified — and where deliverability, sequencing, and electrical coordination actually break

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3:20

Structure Over Stories

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2026/01/29

Most conversations about commercial real estate are stuck on the wrong question: Is capital coming back?In this episode, we break down three real-world signals from this week’s market activity that show what’s actually moving deals forward — not headlines, not forecasts, and not speculation.We look at why a record-setting C-PACE financing backed by a publicly traded REIT signals a shift in how owners are structuring buildings, what rising transaction volume really tells us about asset-level

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2:15

Why CRE Debt Is Repricing — Quietly

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2026/01/28

Commercial real estate credit isn’t recovering — it’s being repriced.In this episode, we examine how life insurers and private-credit platforms are quietly reshaping the CRE debt market as banks remain on the sidelines. Rather than a return of easy credit, today’s environment reflects a structural shift in who provides capital and how risk is underwritten.We break down why clean, stabilized assets are seeing competitive debt terms while transitional and speculative deals continue to face

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2:33

FHFA’s $225B Bond Cap Could Backfire on Operators

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2026/01/27

Mortgage rates are easing—but not because fundamentals improved. In this episode, we unpack how federal housing policy is quietly reasserting control over mortgage pricing through agency balance sheets, why this isn’t a market-driven move, and where the real risk is being relocated. A clear-eyed look at rate relief, underwriting reality, and why policy-driven pricing always comes with an expiration date.

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3:02

Data-center demand hasn’t slowed — but approval has.

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/23

In today’s CRE360 Signal, we break down why zoning boards and grid operators are no longer tolerating unlimited data-center growth, and how informal constraints are hardening into enforceable limits. From Kansas City’s zoning escalation to ERCOT’s growing interconnection backlog, the market is shifting from negotiation to governance.We explain why feasibility risk is moving upstream, which development strategies are now structurally exposed, and why access to power — not capital or tenants

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3:00

Private Credit and Insurer Capital Surge to Meet CRE...

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/22

Capital is returning to commercial real estate — not because sentiment improved, but because the system is functioning again.In this episode of CRE360 Signal™, we break down how secondary loan liquidity, structured finance, and insurance capacity are reconnecting the CRE capital stack. From Benefit Street Partners’ $391 million multifamily loan acquisition, to ACRES Commercial Realty’ $1 billion CRE CLO, to expanded data center insurance limits from Aon and FM, this episode explains why

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1:39

Anatomy of a Rare Office Financing in the Current Cycle

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/21

A $480 million CMBS financing just closed on a Midtown Manhattan office tower — and most people are drawing the wrong conclusion.In this episode, Omid Shahbazian breaks down why this deal worked when so many office refinancings are stalling. Not through market sentiment or demand forecasts, but through the mechanics of how the capital stack was structured.This conversation examines what was actually underwritten, what was deliberately excluded from the assumptions, and why endurance — not

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2:19

Clearing vs. Freezing: What This CRE Cycle Actually...

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2026/01/20

Commercial real estate didn’t collapse or recover — it froze. In this episode, we break down the real divide in the current CRE cycle: which sectors cleared price discovery and which ones deferred it.Hospitality was forced to reprice early due to daily revenue visibility, while most other asset classes paused through extensions, delayed sales, and stalled transactions. The result is a market where perceived stability often masks structural risk.This conversation reframes how to think about

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2:45

Why Some Lenders Are Selling Loans Instead of Taking...

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2026/01/19

Commercial real estate stress isn’t playing out the way most expected. Instead of widespread foreclosures, lenders are increasingly reducing exposure through loan sales, structured exits, and selective debt solutions. In this episode, we break down why this shift is happening now, what’s temporary versus structural, and where real opportunity is quietly emerging — not at the asset level, but within the capital stack itself.

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1:45

Capital Tightens, Control Shifts

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/13

Capital Tightens, Control Shifts Commercial real estate is entering an enforcement phase. In this episode of CRE360 Market Signal, we examine how lender resolution timelines, control-oriented private credit, softening fundamentals, and renewed rate volatility are reshaping capital outcomes across the market. A concise breakdown of what’s changing — and why structure and governance now matter as much as pricing.

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2:03

Capital Moves Quietly as Risk Gets Repriced

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2026/01/08

Early 2026 deal activity reveals a recalibration underway in commercial real estate. Institutional investors are not chasing growth—they’re concentrating on structure, duration, and predictable income.This episode examines recent healthcare real estate acquisitions and REIT balance-sheet moves to unpack how capital is managing risk amid prolonged uncertainty. From lease-driven returns to maturity extensions, the focus has shifted toward durability over optionality.A clear-eyed look at where

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2:13

Leasing Flexibility, Location Discipline, and Cash...

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2026/01/07

Early 2026 is revealing a shift in how commercial real estate risk is priced. Leasing activity hasn’t stopped, but commitment has shortened. Office tenants are favoring flexibility over duration, industrial strength is narrowing to the right locations, and multifamily operators are moving into cash-preservation mode.In this episode, we break down what’s driving these changes across office, industrial, and multifamily, drawing on recent reporting from The Wall Street Journal, CoStar, and

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1:40

FHFA Raises 2026 Multifamily Caps

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/06

FHFA has expanded 2026 multifamily loan-purchase caps for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, increasing total agency capacity to $176 billion while maintaining strict mission-driven requirements.In this episode, we break down what the higher caps mean for refinancing visibility, underwriting confidence, and the continued role of federal capital in affordable and workforce housing. The policy reinforces stability — not expansion — as agency lending remains one of the most reliable financing

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2:50

Capital returns and credit decisions 2026

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2026/01/05

As 2026 begins, commercial real estate is entering a new phase.Interest rates have eased and capital is returning, but the market’s direction will be decided by credit — not optimism. More than $1 trillion in commercial real estate debt matures this year, forcing refinancing decisions across the market.In this episode, we break down what matters now: how lenders are managing the maturity wall, why loan extensions are replacing forced sales, where credit is still flowing, and how selective

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3:01

Boldest Capital Moves of Late December

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2025/12/31

As 2025 comes to a close, capital is showing early signs of movement — but this isn’t a recovery story. In this episode, we break down three year-end signals shaping real estate and credit markets: rising pending home sales, continued financing for stabilized multifamily assets, and accelerating regional bank consolidation.The takeaway is clear: demand exists, capital is available, and lending continues — but only where risk is tightly controlled. This is not a broad re-opening of credit

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5:14

Hospitality 2025: The Reset Before the Rise

CRE 360 Signal™ ·

2025/12/30

2025 didn’t break hospitality — it normalized it.After three years of record travel, demand cooled, ADR flattened, and RevPAR dipped slightly — not from weakness, but from a long-overdue return to equilibrium. Leisure stayed resilient, urban and group travel quietly returned, and the travel market itself diversified.Extended stay was the clear winner. While traditional hotels softened, extended-stay assets held occupancy, protected rates, and absorbed new supply — driven by workforce

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4:21

The Year Supply Hit the Wall

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2025/12/29

Industrial didn’t cool off in 2025. It matured. For the first time in years, the sector stopped outrunning itself — and started digesting the world it built. And everything that happened this year comes back to one pressure: supply finally caught up. Listen to 5 minutes recap of industrial sector and what to expect in 2026.

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