Valuation professionals look to the REIT markets and their reflection of bid-ask spread to anticipate next year’s transaction volumes. Despite the uncertain economic outlook for 2025, one metric shows signs of improvement: transaction volumes. After two years of decline, indicators point to increased transaction volume over the coming year.
Many national retailers use the NNN sale-leaseback model to expand geographic presence while reducing debt and avoiding the risks of real estate ownership the risk to be successful in a sale-leaseback investment. By engaging a consultant expert in CRE as well as the engineering and construction of commercial buildings, sale-leaseback investors can protect their cash flow and capital while enjoying the hands-off ownership experience.
In this Globe St. article, Jason Coray discusses building stability and how to assess the seismic risk and building stability for your commercial real estate (CRE) property or portfolio.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the GSEs) recently released updated Multifamily Guides, and the Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA), has increased agency lending caps as market conditions are expected to modestly improve in 2025.
When property performance doesn’t meet proforma, investors lose. Gathering the correct data during due diligence goes a long way towards keeping investment properties on track. In this article, Partner Principal Jason Lind, who’s worked on both sides of the acquisitions/asset management divide, offers a strategy to bridge the gap for more accurate projections and better returns.
What drives developers and investors to engage in affordable housing preservation and development? In 2025 and beyond, new developments will need to focus on implementing emerging technology and design approaches, allowing for efficiency and scale, while also mitigating climate risks.
Data centers are in high demand by many industries, including agriculture, banking, inventory, defense, mining, and healthcare. However, the data center conversion process can be challenging due to the complex infrastructure requirements of data centers. Click to learn more.
In commercial real estate transactions, particularly convenience stores (C-stores) with gas stations, conducting the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is traditionally considered to be the buyer’s responsibility. However, sellers can also benefit significantly from conducting a Phase I ESA before listing their property for sale.
Lenders, Buyers, and Sellers Should Know Their Options to Ensure That Environmental Issues Don’t Derail Their CRE Transactions By Wes Skinner, CHMM, Published on August 29, 2024 in GlobeSt.com CMBS […]
