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The Tortoise, Not the Hare: U.S. Office Market Continues Slow but Steady Improvements
Its recovery may not be proceeding at a lightning-quick pace, but the U.S. office real estate market continued to show signs of noticeable improvement in the first quarter.
Read and Discuss…Industrial
Industrial Real Estate Continues to Grow Healthier
Buoyed by improvements in the overall economy and the housing market, the U.S. industrial real estate sector continued to strengthen in first quarter 2013 and is set for a promising future.
Read and Discuss…Retail
Investment Sales of Retail Properties Spike as Sector Continues to Recover
With commercial real estate investors searching for higher yields, investment sales of retail properties have spiked, and buyers are showing more interest in purchasing properties in secondary and tertiary markets.
Read and Discuss…Healthcare
With the Changing Healthcare Marketplace, It's a Good Time for a Medical Real Estate Checkup
Changes in the delivery of U.S.
Read and Discuss…Net Lease
Survey Says: From Big Headlines to Inside the Heads of Big Net Lease Investors
Bull Realty’s 1st Qtr. Net Lease Survey results shed light on buyers and seller motivations.
Read and Discuss…Land & Development
Happy Housing Days Are Here Again and Commercial Constructs a Comeback
Homes are where the start is — the beginning of a really promising upturn in the economy, that is. According to a March report by housing consultancy Zelman & Associates, land values across the country increased on average 13 percent in 2012, the first annual gain since 2005.
Read and Discuss…Distressed Assets
Distressed Real Estate Update: From Cellar to Seller’s Market
In the world of distressed real estate, what was a market in the cellar has officially become a seller’s market for many assets. As the values of troubled properties approach market values, banks are seeing more and more opportunities to clear out their inventories.
Read and Discuss…Apartments
Apartments Performing Well – But How Will New Construction & Improving Housing Market Affect the Sector?
It was a case of the strong getting stronger. The U.S. apartment sector has been the crown jewel of the commercial real estate universe for several years now, and the segment turned in another outstanding performance in 2012. Furthermore, even though overbuilding could become a concern in certain areas, the sector appears set for at least several more years of almost optimal health.
Read and Discuss…Commercial Real Estate Show
Almost All the Way Back: Hotel Performance Surging
After tanking in the Great Recession, the hotel industry has almost fully recovered and now boasts rock-solid operating fundamentals.
Read and Discuss…Real Estate Career Strategies
Company Ownership Benefits for Commercial Agents
Some commercial real estate brokers like the idea of owning their own company and some do hang their own shingle. They soon find the combination of the required time, costs and risks create less income and value than remaining a productive broker at an existing firm.
Read and Discuss…Case Studies
62% Occupied Bank-Owned Retail Receives 12 Competing Offers
Is the market improving that much or was it savvy marketing by the bank?
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