A video explaining the commercial real estate market’s so-called “wall of maturities” and its implications for landlords and lenders.

The troubled commercial real estate market is bracing for a record amount of maturing loans, boosting the prospect of a surge in defaults as property owners are forced to refinance at higher rates.

More than $38 billion of U.S. office buildings face loan defaults, foreclosures or other forms of distress, the highest amount since 2012.

Wall Street’s storied commercial real-estate lending machine has been running at full tilt since early summer, helping ease some of the pain of a debt hangover created a decade ago. Lower rates ...

The stock of commercial real estate lender New York Community Bancorp (NYCB) slid by 22% Tuesday and has now fallen nearly 60% since it surprised Wall Street last week by slashing its dividend and ...

Nightingale Group and Wafra Capital Partners bought a $175 million long-term leasehold on the 25-story, 1.2 million-square-foot tower at 111 Wall St. in 2019 when Citigroup moved out.