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The pace of commercial real estate deal-making in the Buffalo Niagara region this winter slowed from last year’s boom season, as even a flurry of activity last month – driven mostly by one mega-deal – wasn’t enough to overcome the deep freeze that February’s snow and temperatures seemed to impose on the market.
New Zealand's commercial property sector is expanding against after the GFC but it only accounts for nine per cent of bank lending, says the Reserve Bank.
Investors typically sink money into upgrading the commercial properties they buy, some more than others. In the latter category, Josh Edwards, vice president of Crocker Partners, is operating in the middle of the $8 million in renovations underway at Prominence in Baymeadows.
The Federation of Exchange Accommodators announced that the Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchange Coalition, of which it is a member, released a study, “Economic Impact of Repealing Like-Kind Exchange Rules,†which concludes that repealing the I.R.C. Section 1031 like-kind exchange rules would slow economic growth, reduce GDP and hurt many U.S. small businesses. (PRWeb March 18, 2015) Read the full ...
Summit Industrial Income REIT Announces Timing of First Quarter 2015 Results and Conference Call and Annual Unitholders' Meeting
Lower gasoline and heating oil prices will bolster consumer discretionary incomes and will likely lead to greater retail and travel spending, providing a moderate net benefit to US
The average U.S. rent has climbed 14 percent to $1,124 since 2010, according to commercial property tracker Reis Inc. That's four percentage points faster than inflation, and more than double the rise in U.S. home prices over the same period. "The only relief in sight is rents in the hottest markets are going to go up at a slower pace, but they're still going to go up," says Hessam Nadji, chief ...
RevPAR fell 7% year-on-year. Hospitality REITs are expected to turn in weak numbers as the reporting season rolls in, fuelled by declines in overall hotel revenues.
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