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Beth Mattson-Teig

Beth Mattson-Teig is a freelance business writer and editor based in Minneapolis. She specializes in commercial real estate and finance topics. Mattson-Teig writes for several national business and industry publications and is the author of numerous white papers.

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Finance & Investment
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Emerging Trends
Cracks Appearing in U.S. Office Sector Lending; More Pain Ahead?
Office property owners who were able to weather the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic are crashing into a hard reality wrought by sharply lower demand and higher interest rates. Undercurrents of stress are now emerging in the form of defaults.
March 13, 2023
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Resilience and Sustainability
Bringing Net Zero Commitments to U.S. Federal Buildings
Energy performance requirements for federal buildings could propel change across the real estate industry. Because the federal government is the country’s largest owner and occupier of space, the rules will have a sizable impact.
February 1, 2023
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Finance & Investment
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Innovation Districts & Corridors
Investors Backing Off Opportunity Funds in 2023
The boom in private-equity real estate fundraising that has delivered a slew of billion-dollar megafunds in recent years has slammed into some formidable headwinds. Yet, near-term challenges are not diminishing the appetite for capital among a still-crowded field of fund managers and sponsors.
January 3, 2023
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Capital Markets and Finance
Can the Fed Manage a Soft Landing? Economists Weigh In on Looming U.S. Recession in 2023
Although opinions vary on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve Board can successfully manage a “soft landing,” many in the commercial real estate industry are bracing for a U.S. recession in 2023.
December 2, 2022
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Finance & Investment
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Finance – Debt and Equity – Structure/Deals/Vehicles
Borrowers Feeling the Pinch from Shifting Capital Markets for Commercial Real Estate
Developers and investors seeking capital to finance commercial real estate are facing a new reality in which capital is both more expensive and less available. Borrowers still have options, but those options depend on the credit quality and type of deal, as well as what that borrower is looking for in that loan.
November 9, 2022
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Philanthropic Impact
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Development and Construction
Female Leaders Share Insights on Their Path to Success in CRE
Two industry leaders discussed how they broke through the glass ceiling, lessons they learned, and how they are helping support a new generation of leaders at the ULI Fall Meeting.
October 26, 2022
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Capital Markets and Finance
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News
Private Capital and Valuations Driving Commercial Real Estate M&A Activity
Rising interest rates have not derailed a steady pipeline of merger and acquisition activity in commercial real estate—at least not yet. The sector has seen a number of mega-mergers announced this year but not well above the historical average.
October 3, 2022
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Resilience and Sustainability
Path to Net Zero Begins with “Energy Diet”
At the 2021 ULI Fall Meeting, experts from Nuveen Real Estate and Boston Properties shared strategies, case studies, and results of efforts to achieve operational net zero at the asset and portfolio levels.
December 20, 2021
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Resilience and Sustainability
Decarbonizing the Built Environment through Renewable Energy Auctions
ULI Greenprint Innovation Partners:Purchasing renewable energy through online auctions is one way to procure greener energy for properties quickly, efficiently, and in the exact amount that serves both operational and environmental, social, and governance needs.
November 5, 2021
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Capital Markets and Finance
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Fall Meeting
Gateway versus Secondary Markets Battle Dependent on Strategy
Are secondary markets stealing the lunch—tenants and investor capital—of gateway cities? Not so fast. One key takeaway from the panel discussion “Markets Shift: Are the Lines Blurring between Traditional Gateway Markets and Secondary Cities?” is that the death of the gateway market has been highly exaggerated.
October 14, 2021
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