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Investors Scooping Up Strip Malls
While big-box or grocery-anchored shopping centers remain attractive, investors are taking an increasing interest in smaller community retail sites.
Here’s Where The Big Bank CRE Pains Are Greatest
Pressures have been building, one at a time, on the larger banks when it came to CRE.
Single-Tenant Net Lease Cap Rates Rise
The auto sector has seen a five-point increase in cap rate.
Loan Modifications Nearly Double In 12 Months
As of the end of May, about $22 billion in loans received modifications.
It’s Time For Investors To Get Off The Sidelines
It’s time to dust off and start moving once again. And if conditions do improve, you’ll be even better off.
Sperry – RJ Realty’s Ron Osborne Reps Seller And Buyer In Purchase Of Automotive Facility In Ft. Lauderdale
The property sold for $1,575,000.
CRE Loan Distress Hits Third Consecutive Record
It’s another bit of bad news when considering if an expected wave of CRE problems is an overhyped myth or a realistic prediction.
Sperry – RJ Realty’s Ron Osborne Reps Buyer In Purchase Of Central Florida Medical Office
The newly constructed build-to-suit property was built for Sanitas Medical Center, which currently occupies the property. The Tenant signed a 10-year lease with over 9 years remaining with an annual increase at the time of the sale.
Bond Investors Worry About Government Debt And That’s Bad For CRE
As debt grows, bond markets face a significant problem that could ultimately drive CRE loan interest rates up even higher.
Commercial Property Insurance To Reach $6K Per Building Per Month
The U.S. is reported to lead the world in extreme weather catastrophes, and their damaging impact on commercial property is also clobbering insurance companies, leading to staggering rises in the cost of premiums in vulnerable states.