Sentences with phrase «commercial real estate crisis»

The rise in sublet space seen during Q1 is in line with expectations, and by no means suggests an impending commercial real estate crisis.»

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Next came the commercial real estate crisis of the late»80s to early»90s.

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After the credit crisis of 2008, many sources of financing for commercial real estate have dried up.

For the better part of a decade, average U.S. commercial real - estate prices have climbed relentlessly, not only recovering all the value lost during the 2008 - 09 financial crisis, but also far exceeding the pre-crash heights of 2006.

We would have been better off if the Fed had allowed prior minor crises (LDCs, Continental Illinois, Commercial Real Estate, RMBS, Mexico, 97 Asian Panic, LTCM, Tech Bubble) to break ugly, so that bad investments would be liquidated, and capital released to more profitable ventures.

Add in the housing bubble, lousy credit quality in high yield issuance 2004 - 2008, mismarking of derivative books at investment banks, the troubles with CDOs, and growing problems in commercial real estate, and you have the main elements of the current financial crisis.

«I think 2015 is going to be one of the strongest years for commercial real estate that we have seen since the credit crisis, and it is going to happen for the right reasons,» says Ken Riggs, president of RERC.

Having survived through the financial crisis and the Great Recession, today's commercial real estate professionals may feel like the worst is finally behind them, but there are plenty of new challenges springing up in our industry.

While Arden and other large office building owners such as Houston - based Hines led the office sector's efforts to become energy efficient, the sharp rise in prices and shocks such as the California energy crisis of 2001 have made energy awareness a more prominent issue throughout the commercial real estate industry, Lyle says.

We all hope the worst of the housing crisis is behind us, but downturns of varying degrees regularly turn up in commercial and residential real estate, influenced by the economy, politics, tax policies, and other forces.

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Commercial real estate loans that went bad have been blamed as one of the largest culprits to about 400 bank failures since the financial crisis in 2008, according to a new report by Deutsche Bank AG analysts.

Maturities will remain at a similar level in 2014 before peaking in 2015, 2016 and 2017 based on the burst of lending activity done in 2005, 2006 and 2007 before commercial real estate values peaked and the credit crisis took hold.

«The net lease sector is doing slightly better than the broader commercial real estate investment market as a whole because, on the longer - term type leases, the credit crisis causes a flight to quality and flight to safety,» Blankstein says.

As for the commercial real estate mortgage - backed securities market, Tobin said it could start to crack in the coming year as risk - retention rules come into effect in 2016 and a vintage of questionable pre-financial crisis securities comes due.

He has also financed real estate projects with international funds during the NYC financial crisis; and he has purchased, developed and managed NYC residential, commercial, recreational and cultural projects in excess of $ 100 million dollars.

Having survived through the financial crisis and the Great Recession, today's commercial real estate professionals may feel like the worst is finally behind them, but there are plenty of new challenges springing...

Because of the ongoing financial liquidity crisis, or despite it, now can be a great time to negotiate a troubled commercial real estate loan, especially with such nontraditional sources as hedge funds.

Although the firm has committed over $ 1 billion in equity over its 15 - year history, the credit crisis that stalled commercial real estate sales around the globe has propelled the company as investors sought out alternative sources of capital.

It is somewhat ironic that just as real estate values greatly contributed to the Great Recession and the resulting credit crisis, commercial real estate valuations are now poised to provide a growing number of small and mid-sized businesses with an asset - based financing solution to assist in their recovery.

If the Greek crisis has any impact at all on the U.S. commercial real estate sector, it could actually be a slightly positive one.

The U.S. commercial real estate market might feel some negative effects in the very unlikely event that Europe and its banks aren't as well insulated from the Greek crisis as most believe them to be.

Two new studies paint highly dissimilar pictures of Boston's real estate market: One that is facing a crisis in residential opportunities and one that faces a potential billion - dollar influx for commercial real estate construction.

As the economy begins to recover from the housing crisis that led us into the worst recession in 80 years, many in the real estate and financial sectors are beginning to turn a worried eye toward commercial real...