06.14.2022
Welcome to Negative Leverage in CRE
There are three reasons why investors are continuing to buy CRE with negative leverage. Negative leverage has reared its ugly head in CRE investing, as interest rates have risen, and cap rates have remained compressed.…
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The Lumber Roller Coaster Takes Another Price Dive
Interest rates help displace demand, so prices fall. Look at six months of lumber futures and, if you depend on the material in your business, things look downright promising. At $555.9 per thousand board feet, it’s almost…
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Buyer Demand Remains High for Corporate Sale-Leaseback Deals
Some industry experts estimate that industrial assets represent nearly half of all corporate sale-leaseback transactions in a market that's been rife with deal activity. The corporate sale-leaseback market is coming off a record-high first quarter…
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8.6% Inflation Means Serious Planning for CRE
It’s another 40-year high and no signs yet that price hikes will cool off. The CPI calculation—consumer price index, or what’s commonly called inflation—was expected to run warm, but not like a Miami August afternoon…
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