Josh Talayka | October 17, 2011
More and more companies are looking for ways to expand their business. As a result, we’ve started to see an increase in Commercial Leaseback transactions. In this type of a transaction, a company sells the real estate it currently occupies and then leases the space from the new owner.
Josh Talayka | May 23, 2011
With so much uncertainty in other economic markets, commercial real estate is becoming more and more appealing as a long term investment to many investors. In addition, the recent access to new money and limited REO sales in the commercial segment has also been cause for many commercial investors to get off of the fence.
Josh Talayka | May 20, 2011
With cash flow rates (CAP rate) on many Class A commercial property reaching levels we haven’t seen since the early 2000s, it no wonder some major commercial markets are beginning to see multiple bids. Although this increase in activity is step in the right direction, there are still several things that need to occur before we start to see pre-bust activity.
