Do you think the collapse of the real estate market place is determinism (by design) or randomness (everything means nothing)? We can not deny that we have experienced a “bubble”. A bubble merely transfers a share of the future demand into the present. It’s linked with dramatic valuations and always debt funded. It is this [...]
22
May
2009
Financing Notes: Real Estate Is About Risk Shift
Tags: Appraisal, Assessor, banking, Banks, borrowers, Broker, CAP Rates, capitalization, Cohen Financial, collapse, Commercial Real Estate, decline, downturn, Economics, Economy, financing, Industrial, Jobs, MAI, mortgage, News, Office, PGP Valuation, Recession, Sales, sustainability, Sustainable, Unemployment, Valuation, Values
23
Apr
2009
Manufactured Home Community Capitalization Rates
Tags: adjustable rate loans, Appraisal, Banks, capitalization rates, Commercial Real Estate, conduit loans, downturn, economic drivers, federal reserve bank, low interest rates, mortgage companies, national economy, PGP Valuation, rate increases, Recession, substantial growth, unqualified buyers, Vacancy
There were fewer sales in 2008 than seen in previous years. The reduced number of sales owes in some degree to the lack of credit available and the particular aversion to risk on behalf of lenders as well as investors in the current market. The uncertainty surrounding the ultimate fallout from the downturn in the [...]
21
Apr
2009
Self-Storage Capitalization Rates
Tags: Appraisal, CAP Rates, capitalization rates, Commercial Real Estate, current market, downturn, economic drivers, national economy, PGP Valuation, Property, rate increases, substantial growth
There have been fewer sales in 2008 than seen in previous years. The reduced number of sales owes in some degree to the lack of credit available and theparticular aversion to risk on behalf of lenders as well as investors in the current market. The uncertainty surrounding the ultimate fallout from the downturn inthe national [...]