05.21.2019
Commercial Real Estate International Business Trends
Download (PDF: 5.35 MB) In contrast to the commercial market transactions reported by RCA ($2.5 million and above), most REALTORS® who specialize in commercial real estate managed investment deals averaging less than $2.5 million per deal,…
Read More05.20.2019
Report: 2 New Mexico Counties Among Top Oil Producers
Two New Mexico counties remain among the top oil-producing counties in the U.S., according to new federal numbers. Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that Lea County was the No. 2 oil-producing county…
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Mayberry On the Rio Grande
I have friends in Corrales who don’t lock their doors when they leave the house. Their security system consists of a doormat that reads “The Neighbors Have Better Stuff” and two vigilant, vocal but decidedly…
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Opening the Floodgates for ‘Produced Water’
State Legislature considers uses for ‘produced water’: Wyoming-based startup, Encore Green Environmental, is pursuing an ambitious pilot project to clean and re-use water waste from the booming oil and gas operations of southeastern New Mexico.…
Read More05.18.2019
National Association of REALTORS® Moves to Dismiss Moehrl Suit; Shows Lawsuit is Based on Rule Fabricated by Class Action Attorneys
Filing demonstrates lawsuit misrepresents facts, ignores legal precedent and fails to prove legal harm. The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) moved to dismiss the Moehrl v. NAR lawsuit on the basis that the complaint misrepresents…
Read More05.17.2019
Cannabis Real Estate Investors Are Attracted to Opportunity Zones to Shelter Capital Gains
There is a growing number of cannabis-related Opportunity Zone projects around the country. Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) offer investors a way to defer and reduce taxes on capital gains, while building equity in real estate…
Read More05.17.2019
ExxonMobil: Investments May Bring $64 Billion in NM Benefits
ExxonMobil investments in New Mexico could kick up a $64 billion tidal wave of benefits for the state over the next 40 years, according to a new study released Friday by the oil giant. The…
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10 Major Upcoming IPOs to Watch in 2019
2019 IPOs to watch: Ten highly anticipated new issues. As markets brushed off a wildly volatile end to 2018, many investors were shaken as the New Year began. But even uncertain investors knew one thing:…
Read More05.15.2019
Surveys on Medical Pot Detail New Mexico Supply Shortages
State-commissioned surveys of New Mexico medical cannabis producers and patients show that many dispensaries are encountering difficulties in meeting demands for marijuana and related products. The Department of Health commissioned the surveys as it considers…
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May 2019 LIN Properties
At the May 2019 LIN Meeting held on May 15, 2019, 11 excellent properties were presented. Thank you for presenting properties and attending the meeting! Thank you to the Dave Hill CCIM and DJ Brigman…
Read More05.14.2019
Intel plans to add hundreds of jobs in Rio Rancho
Intel Rio Rancho is about to see a big boost in hiring. The computer chip manufacturing giant plans to add over 300 jobs this year in Rio Rancho to support the company's move into data-rich…
Read More05.10.2019
Investors Go After Industrial Assets in Secondary Markets
Strong population growth and lower prices are luring industrial investors to secondary cities. Strong economic and population growth in secondary markets is leading to increased investment in industrial real estate in those areas, according to…
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Fed’s Brainard Says Middle Class Squeeze Poses Risks to Economy
The slow growth in income and net wealth for middle-class households is worrying news for the economy, according to Fed Governor Lael Brainard. The long-term vigor of the U.S. economy may be at risk as…
Read More05.09.2019
Infrastructure Not Making the Grade
The elephant in the room – U.S. infrastructure – is finally getting some attention from Congress. In a meeting last week, Republicans and Democrats agreed that the federal government should make a $2 trillion investment…
Read More05.03.2019
Unemployment Hits 49-Year Low as U.S. Employers Step Up Hiring
Hiring accelerated and pay rose at a solid pace in April, setting the stage for healthy U.S. economic growth to endure despite fears of a slowdown earlier this year. Employers added 263,000 jobs, with the…
Read More05.03.2019
April 2019 Commercial Market Trends
View a New Mexico Market Trends Summary Report, which includes April 2019 Commercial Market Trends. This report includes the total number of listings, asking lease rates, asking sales prices, days on the market and total square feet…
Read More05.02.2019
U.S. Productivity Grows at Solid 3.6% Rate in First Quarter
U.S. productivity grew at a solid 3.6% rate in the first three months of this year, the strongest quarterly gain in more than four years and a hopeful sign that a long stretch of weak…
Read More05.02.2019
Multifamily Borrowers Still Have Lots of Options for Constructions Financing
Banks continue to have an appetite for loans on multifamily construction projects. Investors can still find the financing they need to develop apartment properties.“If you can get a site to build, there are people who…
Read More05.01.2019
May 2019 CCIM Deal Making Session Properties
Thanks to all of the brokers, sponsors, and guests who attended the May 2019 CCIM NM Deal Making Session and to those who shared the May 2019 CCIM NM Properties. Click here to view source PDF. Click…
Read More04.30.2019
The New Mall Tenant is Your Office
Westside Pavilion, a dying mall in Los Angeles, ticked all of the boxes for Hudson Pacific Properties. The Los Angeles-based developer was looking for an urban site with big floor plates and exceptionally high ceilings…
Read More04.30.2019
The New Mall Tenant is your Office
Westside Pavilion, a dying mall in Los Angeles, ticked all of the boxes for Hudson Pacific Properties. The Los Angeles-based developer was looking for an urban site with big floor plates and exceptionally high ceilings…
Read More04.29.2019
Bucks President Peter Feigin to Keynote CARW/ICSC Retail Event
CARW and ICSC are proud to present the State’s biggest and best annual retail conference on April 21st. Join us for an afternoon of featured speakers, industry roundtables, a project showcase, and the best networking…
Read More04.27.2019
Wisconsin DNR Adopts New Wetland Mitigation Program
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently announced a new wetland mitigation program designed to protect the environment and help property owners use and develop their property. The new program, called the Wisconsin Wetland…
Read More04.26.2019
The Future of Work and Office Buildings
If projection from the latest Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development report on the future work force is true, it is not good news for office buildings. The OECD Employment Outlook 2019 is part of…
Read More04.25.2019
Millennials Tried to Kill the American Mall, But Gen Z Might Save It
Gen Z keeps confounding Corporate America. They’ve shunned beer, they want companies to take political stands and they trust Kardashians to make their makeup choices. But perhaps the biggest surprise about this new cohort of teenagers is the most unexpected of…
Read More04.23.2019
What Features Do Apartment Renters Value Most?
A survey from Greystar looks at the most popular apartment building amenities. To attract residents, apartment managers are mixing amenities like swimming pools with activities like fitness classes. “It isn’t enough to have the fitness…
Read More04.19.2019
Realtors® Report Value in Promoting Green Features in Both Residential and Commercial Listings
With Earth Day right around the corner, members of the National Association of Realtors® are doubling down on their commitment to promote environmentally friendly home features, adopt green business practices and encourage a culture of…
Read More04.19.2019
Relocating Retirees: Where Americans are Moving to Retire
About 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65 every day, according to data from the Government Accountability Office, and some who are retiring are packing their bags and relocating. According to United Van Lines’ National Movers Study, which analyzed…
Read More04.18.2019
NAR Slapped With Second Class-Action Lawsuit to End Buyer Broker Compensation
Suit alleges mandatory fees for buyer's brokers violate anti-trust laws. A second class-action lawsuit has been filed in protest of the buyer broker compensation rules set forth by the National Association of Realtors. The suit, filed…
Read More04.18.2019
Opportunity Zones VS 1031 Exchanges
The new program offers another route to postpone or eliminate taxable gains. While the tax benefits of Section 1031 exchanges in commercial real estate are well-known to most real estate professionals, the new qualified opportunity…
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Commercial Lending Survey
Download (PDF 1.94 MB) Highlights The 2019 survey on commercial lending takes place in an economic environment marked by slightly higher interest rates and a lower level of bank reserves held by depository institutions that underpin…
Read More04.17.2019
Retail Properties With Strong Tenants Thrive
Positive economic activity and an abundance of capital have further sustained demand for well-located investment property, both within single-tenant and multi-tenant sites, says Matthew Mosavi of SRS. The net lease retail investment market, in general…
Read More04.17.2019
Despite ‘Retail Apocalypse,’ U.S. Grocery Store Openings Jumped 30 Percent in 2018
Supermarket chains continue to open new stores, but they are focusing on smaller concepts. While a new report by investment firm USB estimates 75,000 more U.S. stores could close by 2026 as the shift to online shopping…
Read More04.16.2019
NAR Commercial Priority Issues – 116th Congress
Download the summary(link is external) (PDF 190KB) The National Association of REALTORS® advocates every day on behalf of the nation's 1.3 million REALTORS® and 75 million property owners. NAR is widely considered one of the most…
Read More04.11.2019
Which Properties are Like-Kind? (You May Be Surprised!)
Like-kind real property is broadly defined: All real estate in the United States is like-kind. Section 1031 makes no distinction in qualities of real estate. A city lot is like-kind to farmland; an apartment building…
Read More04.11.2019
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Let’s face it. Those who manage brokerage firms understand that commercial brokers can be recruited, trained, and turned into productive assets for a period of time—and then they leave. Maybe your firm has lost brokers…
Read More04.11.2019
Brokers Think Outside The Box
The general consensus among commercial real estate professionals is that the economy has peaked—or, at the very least, has slowed its record roll. Now, before you go running to your bank with thoughts of stuffing…
Read More04.10.2019
Q1 2019 Commercial Real Estate Outlook
The last quarter of 2018 registered a solid increase in the volume of sales transactions in LCRE markets, closing the book on the year on a high note. Investment volume in the large cap space…
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As Demand for Parking Changes, CRE is Impacted
All across time, transportation has stood as a major factor in shaping civilizations. A culture’s mobility effects not only the daily lives of those who live there - but also the region’s contextual building plan.…
Read More04.10.2019
As Office Tenants Expect More Tech, Even the Windows Get Smart
Office developers and landlords once had to think only about supplying electricity, plumbing and heating to workplaces, leaving tenants to design their offices to their own technical specifications. But these days, the providers of…
Read More04.09.2019
There’s an App for That – REALTOR Party Mobile APP
I know how hard it can be to keep up with email on a busy day — by 5 o’clock you may have missed several messages because you were working on something else. The good…
Read More04.09.2019
Economic Peak? What Economic Peak?
As the fourth quarter of 2018 unfolded and interest rates rose, the market tumbled. Rumbles of a recession began to be heard, attention turning to both the commercial real estate markets and whether or not…
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Dealing with Deals
Recently, Brad Kitchen, SIOR, president of Alterra Real Estate Advisors in Columbus, Ohio, noticed that one of the brokers in his office was having trouble closing a deal. The property was a medical office building…
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The Tenant Experience
Landlords Embracing Tenant Experience to Attract & Retain Tenants As the war for talent rages on, companies are increasingly using their real estate as a tool to attract and retain the best and brightest employees.…
Read More04.08.2019
April 2019 CCIM Deal Making Session Properties
Thanks to all of the brokers, sponsors, and guests who attended the April 2019 CCIM NM Deal Making Session & Forum and to those who shared the April 2019 CCIM NM Properties. Click here to view source…
Read More04.04.2019
Play or Sponsor: 2019 CARNM Charity Golf Tournament 8/1/19!
Grab your clubs & meet us on the greens! The Commercial Association of Realtors New Mexico invites you to participate in its 2019 Annual Charity Golf Tournament at the Sandia Golf Club, on August 1,…
Read More04.02.2019
Can AI Really Predict When a Tenant is About to Leave?
It's an exciting time for the Real Estate industry. While the benefits of AI and Machine Learning are well acknowledged across dozens of verticals, CRE has traditionally been a few steps behind in terms of…
Read More04.02.2019
US Shopping Centre Vacancies Rise to Eight-Year High
Vacancies at US shopping centres have hit the highest level in eight years as the ecommerce revolution and recent collapse of debt-laden private equity-backed chains begin to ripple through the commercial property market. In the…
Read More04.02.2019
March 2019 Commercial Market Trends
View a New Mexico Market Trends Summary Report, which includes March 2019 Commercial Market Trends. This report includes the total number of listings, asking lease rates, asking sales prices, days on the market and total square feet…
Read More04.01.2019
REALTORS® and Sustainability
Download (PDF 3.08 MB) | News Release Residential Highlights: Forty-one percent of respondents reported their MLS has green data fields, and respondents typically used the green data fields to promote green features and energy information. Sixty-nine percent…
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