With growth in the hotel sector projected to be modest over the remainder of 2024, hotel investors seek to boost value at acquisition by being vigilant about expenses and maximizing value.
With growth in the hotel sector projected to be modest over the remainder of 2024, hotel investors seek to boost value at acquisition by being vigilant about expenses and maximizing value.
Getting Ahead During a CRE Slowdown Foreclosures, rate hikes, and bank failures are creating headwinds and opportunities for seasoned CRE investors. During a slower CRE market, there is more opportunity […]
PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE IS ESSENTIAL Roofs are considered one of the biggest-ticket items for real estate properties. They are extremely expensive, intrusive, and time-consuming to replace, structural issues that are not […]
In today’s highly competitive rental market, connectivity plays a key role in attracting and retaining tenants. Fast, uninterrupted connections—including cell coverage, WIFI, security, and internet— are make-or-break amenities for both […]
A COMPARISON OF TWO COMMON BUILDING ASSESSMENTS: PCA VS. FCA Whether you’re a loan officer, an acquisitions director, or an asset manager, you need a thorough understanding of the condition […]
FOUR PITFALLS OF BUYING NEW CONSTRUCTION IN TODAY’S MARKET As the construction industry recovers from the initial impact of the pandemic, project volume is trending upward. There is still a […]
DECODING BUILDING TECH: A STRATEGY TO MAKE TECHNOLOGY WORK FOR YOU The intersection between commercial real estate and technology is rapidly expanding as buildings become increasingly “smart” and contain more […]
Pre-Acquisition Property Due Diligence — the “Big Four”: Phase I ESA, PCA, ALTA Survey, and Zoning Compliance Report When considering pre-acquisition property due diligence, many savvy investors request the “Big Four”: […]
MAKE THE BEST OF THE SLOWDOWN WITH A WELL-PLANNED RENOVATION At a recent California Lodging Investment Conference, we heard from hoteliers who are taking a beating from the coronavirus crisis. […]
