Archive for March, 2010
Tuesday, March 30th, 2010
From John Johnson, CCIM - Atlanta, GA
Q: What does it mean to buy the properties in “as is” condition?
A: Buyers purchase the properties with no guarantees in regard to the condition of the properties. Buyers shall rely entirely on their own information, judgment, and their own inspection of the properties.
Q: Is there additional information on auction properties?
A: Property Information Packages are available through the web site (www.svnpmi.com) and help the interested bidders begin their due diligence process. Often they include terms, deeds, general information, tax maps, assessor’s cards, Purchase & Sale Agreements, etc.
This is a preview of Commercial Real Estate Auctions: Frequently Asked Questions . Read the full post (487 words, estimated 1:57 mins reading time)
Tags: absolute auction, asset class, auction, buyer, commercial, cre, FAQ's, industrial, investments, investors, John Johnson, market value, minimum bid, real estate, sales, sealed-bid, seller, transactions
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Wednesday, March 24th, 2010
From Walt Arnold, SIOR, CCIM - Albuquerque, NM
>>>Click HERE to listen to the Commercial Real Estate Report 3.15.10<<<
Terrie Q: Walt, you wanted to talk about property taxes and Seniors Housing today. What do you have for us?
 Thanks Terrie, yes, the Bernalillo County Assessor will soon be mailing out notices of values for property taxes. The scheduled mailing date is April 1, 2010.
This is a preview of Albuquerque Commercial Real Estate Report 3.15.10: Property Taxes & Seniors Housing . Read the full post (522 words, 2 images, estimated 2:05 mins reading time)
Tags: albuquerque, commercial, demand, demographics, financing, investors, listings, market report, population, property, property taxes, property values, radio show, real estate, recession, seniors housing, sperry van ness, walt arnold
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Thursday, March 18th, 2010
From Walt Arnold, SIOR, CCIM - Albuquerque, NM
>>> Click Here to listen to the Commercial Real Estate Report 3.8.10 <<<
Bob Clark, News Radio 770 KKOB: Walt you wanted to discuss Tenant Representation and how the process could benefit Tenants in their selection of new lease space
Yes, good morning Bob. Tenants will try to look for new lease space on their own and end up negotiating in a Silo, meaning they deal with one landlord at a time, thereby eliminating any competition that will work to their benefit. The competition is strong for tenants that are relocating. And that is why exclusive tenant representation is in their best interests.
This is a preview of Albuquerque Commercial Real Estate Report 3.8.10 | Tenant Representation . Read the full post (476 words, estimated 1:54 mins reading time)
Tags: albuquerque, commercial, cre, for lease, foreclosures, investments, leased space, opportunities, property, radio show, real estate, tenant, tenant representation, walt arnold
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Thursday, March 18th, 2010
While Ocala, FL is a small microcosm in the enormous universe of commercial real estate, it’s amazing how this little market acts in unison with the larger national marketplace. I guess this shouldn’t come as much of a surprise really, since over half the commercial real estate in Ocala is owned by people who live outside Marion county. Things are heating up here in Ocala for Q1 2010, and I hope we’ll see this on the national level. Mr. Market appears to be coming back from his slumber and I’m wondering…Has the Great Thaw begun?
This is a preview of Has the “Great Thaw” Begun in Commercial Real Estate? . Read the full post (166 words, estimated 40 secs reading time)
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Monday, March 15th, 2010
From John Johnson, CCIM - Atlanta, GA
Kirk Halpin reiterates the “fundamentals” for investing successfully in commercial real estate. There is nothing new here - just a summary of basic principals that “matter” (or mistakes to avoid), no matter the economic climate. Unfortunately, many and even most, were overlooked during the recent run-up in prices and frenzy f buying. These are worth a couple of minutes to remind yourself how to stay out of trouble with your commercial real estate investments. Below are the first two on the list, follow the jump for the remaining tips. What do you think about these principals?
This is a preview of 10 Tips for Investing in Commercial Real Estate . Read the full post (932 words, estimated 3:44 mins reading time)
Tags: buyer, commercial, cre, deals, economy, investments, investors, lender, loans, local market, market value, real estate, returns, tips, transactions
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Monday, March 15th, 2010
From Walt Arnold, SIOR, CCIM - Albuquerque, NM
Click HERE to listen to the Real Estate Report 3.1.10
Bob Clark, News Radio 770 KKOB: Walt, there is so much doom and gloom in commercial real estate these days, are there any opportunities in this market?
Good morning Bob. Before I start, I just want to mention how much I enjoyed the Winter Olympics. There were so many great stories and the drama was exceptional. I have to admit I am still baffled by curling, the teamwork, the strategy, the preciseness in making the correct move. The enthusiasm of the crowd was a little hard to figure out and as much as I watched it, I still have no idea how the game is won. But I did understand the student sign in the Pit against Air Force that said Curling is more exciting than AFA Basketball, now that made sense.
This is a preview of Albuquerque Commercial Real Estate Report 3.1.10 . Read the full post (490 words, estimated 1:58 mins reading time)
Tags: albuquerque, banks, commercial, cre, Distressed Assets, foreclosures, investments, lenders, market report, opportunities, property, radio show, real estate, walt arnold
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Saturday, March 13th, 2010
| Steve Kawulok, Fort Collins CO, March 13,2010 | 2010 is shaping up to be a year of “resolution”, or at the least, attempt at resolution. Increasingly, sellers have fallen into the MAD cycle. They go from Motivated, to Anxious, and then to Distressed sellers. With odds against a seller in today’s market ( more sellers than there are buyers), the MAD cycle is becoming much more commonplace. This MAD cycle phenomenon illustrates the ever-widening gap in a two-tier market evolving in commercial real estate.
Tags: 2010 commercial real estate trends, Commercial Real Estate, distressed sellers, double digit returns, higher risk real estate, motivated sellers, two-tier market
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