Cross-Over Demand
Space that is flexible in terms of what it can be used for (for example, space that could be utilized for industrial or office activities); also known as “flex space”.
Space that is flexible in terms of what it can be used for (for example, space that could be utilized for industrial or office activities); also known as “flex space”.
A specified timeframe during which a borrower that has gone into technical default on a contractual payment is permitted to submit payment without further prejudice, and without be ...
The potential risk of loss from fluctuating foreign exchange rates when an investor has exposure to foreign currency or in foreign-currency-traded investments, also known as &ldquo ...
An expected credit loss accounting standard issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in 2016, which introduced new methodology for estimating allowances for credit ...
The current leased portion of a building or property expressed as a percentage of its total area or units.
An approach to estimating the retail trade area (and sales/revenue potential) for a given establishment or center based on the location of existing customers via point-of-sale info ...