NEW YORK CITY—With CMBS delinquencies moving higher in nine of the past 10 months, all of the gains registered in early 2016 have now disappeared, says Trepp.

CHICAGO—Domestically as well as globally, Morningstar expects “mixed economic outlooks” over the next 12 months to continue affecting property and capital markets activity.

TOLEDO, OH—For the healthcare REIT, the joint venture with Cindat Capital Management and Union Life Insurance Co. represents a key component of its strategy to reposition its portfolio.

NEW YORK CITY—The $72 billion in unpaid balance that the mortgage REIT is acquiring represents PHH's entire mortgage serving rights portfolio.

CLEVELAND—Underwriting affordable housing to the new administration's lower corporate tax rate means “a lot of deals not penciling right now,” says KeyBank's Rob Likes.

SEATTLE—Lee & Associates CEO Jeffrey Rinkov tells GlobeSt.com why the firm's newly established Pacific Northwest office is a model for its national expansion in 2017 and beyond.

NEW YORK CITY—However, S&P Dow Jones Indices' David M. Blitzer warns that “home prices cannot rise faster than incomes and inflation indefinitely.”

IRVINE, CA—The wait-and-see attitude being taken by many investors is holding back valuation gains, says Peter Muoio at Ten-X.