Offices in Philly are starting to feel like abandoned museums.
With so many people still working from home, entire floors are sitting empty and landlords are getting nervous.
It’s not just a temporary thing anymore—this might actually be the new normal.
And it’s not just office space that’s in trouble.
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Foreclosures are creeping back up across the country, especially in March, and it’s starting to feel like we’re heading toward a rough patch.
Some people are struggling to make payments, while others are circling, hoping to snag a deal before things get worse.
Meanwhile, Texas is being flooded with empty homes, a massive mall just defaulted on a $300 million loan, and office construction has hit pause in most major cities.
Everywhere you look, it seems like real estate is either sitting empty or stuck in limbo.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🏢 Office Oblivion
🔥 Filing Fiasco
🏘️ Vacant Vortex
💸 Mall Meltdown
🏗️ Dramatic Decline
Video of the Week: Mortgage Delinquency Skyrockets | Everyone is Broke
Chart of the Week: Valuations down for office REITS
Podcast of the Week: The "Signal" That Multifamily is Bottoming
The Philadelphia Office Market is in a Bit of a Pickle as We Kick Off 2025
Philadelphia’s office towers are turning into ghost towns as remote work wins the long game.
Vacancy rates are climbing, and even fancy amenities can’t lure people out of their pajamas.
Investors are sweating, and “For Rent” signs are becoming part of the skyline.
The Latest Scoop on the Foreclosure Scene!
Foreclosures are back, and they’re not being subtle about it.
March saw a spike in filings, as mortgage dodging turns into an Olympic sport.
Some buyers smell opportunity — others just smell smoke.
Texas is Getting Buried Under the Weight of Vacant Homes Nobody Really Wants
Texas just unleashed a tidal wave of empty homes onto the market.
Shadow inventory has gone public, and listings are piling up like unsold Black Friday toasters.
Buyers have options galore, but confidence is still in short supply.
You Had it All: Fancy Stores, a Giant Arcade, and Even an Indoor Skydiving Venue
Destiny USA mall just face-planted on a $300M loan.
Once a retail wonderland, it’s now clinging to relevance like a faded prom king.
Empty stores and unpaid bills are spelling trouble for this mega-mall.
The Office Construction Scene is Getting Cuppa Coffee Vibes—Just a Big Ol’ Pause!
Office construction across top markets is hitting the brakes — hard.
Developers are in a “wait and pray” mode while vacancy rates hover near 20%.
New projects are on pause, and the silence is deafening.