CBL News and Press, CBL & Associates Properties Inc. From 04/01/20

REIT Rankings: Single-Family Rentals In our REIT Rankings series, we introduce and update readers to each of the residential and commercial real estate sectors. We focus on sector-level fundamentals, analyzing supply and demand conditions and macroeconomic factors driving underlying perf...

Remember when the term “retail apocalypse” first came around? Who originally coined it, I’m not sure. All I know is that it caught on. Fast. Anyone who writes anything about the retail space has used it by now – even if they hate the term. Even if they disagre...

At High Yield Landlord, we discuss the pros and cons of REIT closed-end funds in our Course to REIT Investing. In short, they allow investors to: Gain diversified exposure to REITs. Enjoy professional management. Earn a superior yield to most ETFs. However, there also are many do...

Real Estate Weekly Outlook Bull market or bull trap? U.S. equity markets surged to their best week since 2009, ending the shortest bear market in U.S. history after the successful passage of a massive $2 trillion stimulus package designed to buffer the near-term blow from coronavirus-relat...

CBL Properties (NYSE: CBL ) draws down $280M, representing substantially all of its remaining available balance on its credit line. More news on: CBL & Associates Properties, Inc., Financial stocks news, Read more ...

CBL Draws Line of Credit and Suspends Guidance CBL Properties (NYSE:CBL) today issued the following statement regarding COVID-19 events and impacts: “Over the past few weeks, CBL has made the safety of our employees, our customers, our tenants and the communities we serve ou...

The coronavirus has accelerated an enormous and previously slow-moving secular change in the commercial real estate industry. REIT investing isn’t what it used to be. Specifically, online shopping (retail), telecommuting (office), logistics (industrial), public safety (healthcare), th...

Have you ever heard of black swans? Not the bird. Those exist too, of course, and they’re apparently not as rare as they once were. But what I’m talking about is the event – the kind that nobody wants to see and nobody usually does - but that still lurks in the shado...

To me, the primary objective in any market crash, is to not be forced to sell your stocks at the bottom. This is easier said than done. Any number of things ranging from living expenses, medical bills or margin calls can force one to sell even when they know the market price is below intrinsic...

David P. Goldman recommends that investors should begin buying stocks, but says that stock selection is key . More news on: KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF, Invesco China Technology ETF, Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF, Notable Calls, News on ETFs, Read more ...