Interest rates at generational highs have caused a steep reduction in transaction volume for commercial real estate. Most owners are planning for few, if any, new acquisitions over the short to midterm, and this is particularly true for institutional owners of commercial real estate. Smart owners are utilizing this slowdown on the acquisition front to focus their energy on maximizing value in their existing portfolio.
There’s no shortage of work to be done; the question is where to begin and how to prioritize. In this article, Partner’s Charles Tallinger discuss seven places you can start to add value to your property. Click here to read the article.
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