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December 31, 2019

5 CRE Risk Management Trends to Watch For in 2020

By Steven Kitzke

BALANCE OF CAUTION AND MORE RIGOROUS UNDERWRITING REQUIREMENTS

As we look ahead to a new year, and commercial real estate enters the late stages of the current cycle, transaction volume is cooling slightly, and there has been a greater focus on smaller deals being done (by Dollar size and volume), especially in the still-robust secondary markets. Overall industry sentiment remains optimistic, with experts not expecting as detrimental of an impact as during the last recession.

With savvy commercial real estate stakeholders balancing caution and optimism, and good deals still left to be found amidst slowing sectors, below are the five top risk management trends that will define transactions in 2020.

To read the full blog on GlobeSt.com, click here.

About the Authors

Steven Kitzke

Steven Kitzke

Managing Principal
Steven Kitzke has been working for 26-year career within the consulting engineering industry. His experience consulting for private and public sector clients as well for small and large firms has provided him valuable insight as to the positive relationship between client and firm. His approach with employees as well as clients has been to listen and understand their needs first. He currently acts as Managing Principal for Partner Engineering and Science, and brings a strong focus to attaining a higher level of achievement with respect to leading regional and national operations, managing national account programs and developing successful technical and client-focused operations. He has worked extensively in the public/governmental sector for such entities as United States Postal Service (USPS), United States Department of Environmental Protection (EPA) and United States Department of Defense (DOD). He has also developed deep relations with private sector clients such as lending institutions, developers, brokers and equity property owners in assisting them with their commercial real estate due diligence needs.

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