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.
November 01, 2023
Evolving Markets & Technology Have Changed the Way We Budget for & Manage Investment Real Estate By Bob Geiger | Published in the NARIEIM Dialogues, Fall 2023 edition p. 46-49 […]
August 03, 2023
Since the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in late summer 2022, the commercial real estate industry has been aglow from the potential for much-needed funding to support their ventures and bolster transaction volume. The overall goal and mission of the many Partners, such as investors, developers, owners, and government entities, particularly in multi-family, is to address the nationwide affordable housing shortage. The HUD Green and Resilient Retrofit Program (GRRP) is the latest example that embodies the push to modernize the most important sector in multi-family development.
July 18, 2023
As the attention on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has increased over the last several years in commercial real estate, more investors are using ESG factors as an asset risk […]
