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Why Net Lease Medical Cap Rates Are Compressing
Only 27 percent of the medical property sector supply was leased to investment grade-rated tenants during the third quarter of 2019, explains Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
ViewPoint 18 December 2019 19:10 -
CRE Investors Secure Despite Turbulence
Commercial real estate opportunities abound for those who keep a mindful eye on economic, geographic and political trends, according to Aysha Cox of Case Real Estate Capital LLC.
ViewPoint 18 December 2019 19:08 -
Convenience Drives Retail Rebranding
C-stores and quick service restaurants must refresh their stores, their brands or their concepts, according to Matt Wrobleski and Jeff Tracy of the Stan Johnson Co.
ViewPoint 04 December 2019 21:34 -
Navigating the ‘New’ CMBS System
A reduction in the number of conduit lenders and new federal regulations have changed this once "quick and easy" financing alternative, says Shlomi Ronen of Dekel Capital.
ViewPoint 26 November 2019 16:29 -
Family Offices Stock Up on Single-Tenant Properties
Single-tenant net lease properties are attracting capital, with a growing number of investors diversifying their portfolios beyond conventional product types, says Calkain's Jonathan Hipp.
ViewPoint 12 November 2019 16:53 -
Steering Clear of Net Lease Land Mines
Blaise Bennet of Stan Johnson Co. on avoiding the most common and damaging errors when negotiating net leases.
ViewPoint 06 November 2019 17:05 -
Reimbursement Changes to Benefit Skilled Nursing REITs
Moody’s believes the potential for skilled nursing facility cash flows to stabilize, and even increase modestly, is credit positive for REITs with significant investments in the sector, according to Senior Credit Officer Lori Marks.
ViewPoint 06 November 2019 16:50 -
How Value Transfers Reduce Tax Liability
Investment value is not market value for property tax purposes because the excess value transfers elsewhere, according to attorney Benjamin Blair. But where does the value go?
ViewPoint 06 November 2019 16:23 -
What Could Dish’s Entry Mean for Wireless Tower REITs?
According to Dilara Sukhov of Moody’s, the accelerated roll-out of Dish’s wireless network will lower but not eliminate T-Mobile/Sprint merger’s negative effects for tower REITs.
ViewPoint 16 October 2019 16:36 -
Planning for Parking: Solving a Development Dilemma
More is needed today, yet less car ownership appears to be in the cards. How do you reconcile these contradictory trends?
ViewPoint 16 October 2019 15:27 -
How Treasury Rate Compression Impacts Net Lease
Rather than waiting to see if interest rates will move up or down, investors should be levering up and considering asset dispositions, says Matthew Mousavi of SRS National Net Lease Group.
ViewPoint 16 October 2019 14:55 -
Apartments: The Low-Impact Green Investment
Multifamily communities have the basic building blocks to be top sustainability performers in the housing industry, according to Erin Hatcher of AMLI Residential.
ViewPoint 02 October 2019 16:49 -
Investing in Cold Storage While Staying Out of Hot Water
Investors should be cautious of the unique—and sometimes complex—operational, financing and leasing aspects of cold storage transactions and operations, says David Podein of Haber Law.
ViewPoint 02 October 2019 16:45 -
Net Lease Industrial Cap Rates Hit All-Time Low
The decrease in cap rates is most likely related to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy objectives, explains Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
ViewPoint 02 October 2019 15:55 -
Early Education Centers Could Spell Strong ROI for Retail
Beyond the dollars, childhood care facilities are essential to any thriving community and a necessary amenity desired by parents, according to Jo Kirchner and Travis Waldrop of Primrose Schools.
ViewPoint 02 October 2019 15:53