Sentences with phrase «assets in urban markets»

Since today's investors have low appetite for risk, they will likely be most interested in the firm's best assets in urban markets.

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That's a big tax hit for real estate companies, but especially so for First Capital, given many of its assets are in urban markets, which have some of the highest property tax rates in the world.

There are three key assets: synergy effects related to the development and assembly of small and very small cars; instant access to cost - efficient production sites in Japan and in important emerging markets like China, India, and others; and access to leading motorbike / scooter / quad / basic - urban - transportation technology, a fast - growing segment in which the VW Group is currently not active.

Our portfolio is mainly comprised of multi-tenant, Class A office properties located in dense, urban areas or central business districts, mixed - use retail or grocery - anchored centers in high barrier - to - entry locations featuring credit - quality anchors, as well as Class A multifamily properties, including student housing assets, strategically positioned in our target markets and in high - demand locations.

Some will argue that urban apartments can backfill units more quickly, but that's only true when compared to lower - tier suburban assets — especially in slow - growth markets.

«From an investor standpoint, assets in gateway cities are getting pretty pricey at this stage in the cycle and yields are contracting so much, investors are looking at secondary urban or suburban markets,» says Scott Lathan, vice chairman and co-lead of the New York capital markets group with real estate services firm Colliers International.

Still, Palmer Town Center looks like a promising asset for its new owner, which is part of a wave of investors allocating money to healthy retail properties located in urban secondary markets.

Plus, when it comes to student housing and medical office properties, there is less emphasis on the assets being located in or near major urban centers, meaning it's possible to find great opportunities in secondary and even tertiary markets, where the cap rates are likely to be lower overall.

Justin Palmer — Definitely, it's something that is tough for us to go and get scale, because we have also stepped up in deal size, our first couple of deals were in the five to 10 million range, and now we're doing 30 to 100 million, and we'd like to stay above 30, but we are going out looking at other markets, particularly in the multi family and senior housing space, we think there's still a lot of opportunity in housing and urban markets around the country, there's a lot of urban markets well they're are seeing tremendous growth, and I think that's more of a structural shift in where people want to live and work, and I think like you said, you're probably not going to see the rent growths you've seen around the country in the past four or five years, but there are still opportunities to go buy a B asset and turn it into a B + over the next 3 to 5 years and make good value there.

You plan on holding an asset three years, five years, seven years, 10 years or whatever it is for that business plan, but you never know when you're going to need liquidity, or if you decide the market is too hot for construction, let's sell this dirt, obviously being in a core urban market it has value.

«People who have the capacity to buy [in the current market] are not interested in non-strategic assets,» says Ross B. Glickman, chairman and CEO of Urban Retail Properties, a Chicago - based retail developer and property manager.