Hosted by Seyfarth Shaw LLP · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 81 episodes
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The Property Line is a brief and lively discussion of the biggest issues facing the commercial real estate industry. The podcast will deliver insights from Seyfarth’s real estate lawyers and other industry leaders on current market trends and how they impact all facets of commercial real estate.
Seyfarth Shaw LLP hosts The Property Line, a business show with 81 episodes published.
Environmental due diligence plays a central role in commercial real estate and corporate transactions, particularly since federal and state laws can hold property owners responsible for contamination regardless of fault.
In Seyfarth’s 11th Annual Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey, commercial real estate stakeholders remain broadly optimistic about 2026, with 86% viewing it as a year of opportunity despite ongoing headwinds. Respondents
A wave of upcoming CMBS and CRE CLO loan maturities is putting increased pressure on commercial real estate owners, particularly as higher interest rates, tighter lending standards, and shifting asset fundamentals compli
Warehouse operators and industrial property owners are facing increasing scrutiny from both federal and state regulators, as health and safety enforcement programs gain momentum. From OSHA’s National Emphasis Program tar
As AI continues to reshape day-to-day tasks across industries, commercial real estate teams and their attorneys are weighing both unprecedented opportunities and emerging risks. From tools that can streamline lease revie
Rising insurance costs have become a major challenge for real estate owners, investors, and developers, with some deals no longer penciling out as a result. Inflation, climate-related disasters, and broader market volati
Good Guy Guarantees are a longstanding feature of New York City leasing and are increasingly appearing in other markets. While designed to protect landlords against holdover risk, they are often misunderstood, particular
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is reshaping the tax landscape for real estate and, if you’re a sponsor, developer, or investor, it’s changing how you may approach deals. The biggest headlines: 100% bonus deprecia
In today’s dynamic commercial real estate environment, loan servicers are playing an increasingly strategic role in balancing complex deal structures and evolving borrower expectations, with a growing focus on innovation
Cold storage facilities play a critical role in preserving perishable goods like food and pharmaceuticals, but they come with unique legal and operational challenges. From the widespread use of ammonia-based refrigeratio
Debt funds are becoming more and more prevalent in commercial real estate finance, offering speed, flexibility, and creative structuring for complex or transitional deals. With traditional lenders pulling back and market
With evolving tenant expectations, higher operating costs, and a growing focus on sustainability, commercial property owners and operators are increasingly turning to smart building technologies to improve performance an
As demand for data centers continues to rise, access to reliable power has become one of the biggest challenges facing developers. Skyrocketing costs, lengthy grid connection delays, and increasing competition for energy
Rooftop solar leases are gaining traction as a way for commercial property owners to generate passive income while utilizing unused roof space. With falling solar costs, rising electricity prices, and new state programs
In Seyfarth’s 10th annual Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey, commercial real estate executives express optimism for 2025, with 87% expecting a year of opportunity driven by improving market fundamentals and anticipated
As market uncertainties continue into 2025, lenders are seeking ways to adjust to changing conditions and get back to business. While the office sector faces significant challenges with a sharp decline in property values
At this year’s Real Estate Roundtable State of the Industry meeting, policymakers, economists, and industry leaders shared a generally positive outlook, with expectations of increased deal volume, a focus on data centers
The REIT industry is a major force in real estate, with public REITs holding approximately $2.5 trillion in assets and more than 170 million Americans invested in REITs. Despite difficult headwinds coming out of 2023, RE
The Build America Bureau at the US Department of Transportation recently expanded its credit programs, TIFIA and RRIF, to include real estate projects, broadening the scope of federal support for infrastructure developme
High interest rates, escalating costs, and rising vacancy rates have taken a toll on real estate assets, particularly in the office sector, with buildings in key markets selling at significant discounts. At the same time
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