Now it seems like everyone wants to cash out with the hot market but it may be a good way to find
deals in slower markets with properties that sit on the market.
Not exact matches
Railways, who added crude by rail capacity earlier this decade only to have the
market vanish as pipeline space opened up, have been
slow to move back
in the oil transport business, asking producers to sign longer - term
deals.
And if Stephanie thinks she's getting screwed on the
deal and wants to switch to a different publisher she's got to work out the existing contract... so pricing changes
in the
market are going to be
slowed down drastically because of how the talent is distributed, and the nature of contracts.
As both investors and
markets slow down
in the tail end of summer, the discount brokerage
deals and incentives have also gotten a bit quieter.
I continue to be very
slow to raise our strikes further, so I don't anticipate a great
deal of time decay
in that position
in the event of a further
market advance.
Notably, LCOE for commercial solar power has been coming down
in all 7 countries a great
deal, but, as might be expected, they've been coming down
slowest in the countries already at grid parity, which have more mature solar PV
markets and have less incentive to further cut prices:
There are many related IPOs on hold
in and many of those
deals will come back to life when the
market rebounds, but for now things are very
slow in US cap
markets, with only some pockets of cap
market strength
in Pan Asia (such as Philippines and Indonesia for example).
There are a lot of HK / China related IPOs on hold
in and many of those
deals will come back to life when the
market rebounds, but for now things are very
slow in US cap
markets in HK / China, with there only being some pockets of cap
market strength
in Pan Asia (such as Philippines and Indonesia for example).
Yet even if
market activity
slows in the coming months, considering where the
market had been
in terms of peak
deal volume and pricing, sale - leaseback activity will continue at a strong clip.
There is a huge shortage of inventory and even when people try to low ball new listings and then «walk» because the seller won't come down I end up hearing their cries months later that they can't find anything better than the
deal they were trying to squeeze a couple K out of, and the fact that the current
deals are even worse... Appraisals are
slow to catch up to some of the hotter
markets which is keeping prices from shooting up super quickly, but if you run some of the numbers I'm seeing values going up 20 %
in particular areas over the last year.
The
market got really
slow over the new year and I was hesitant to pick up anymore, especially because I was so wore out from
dealing with contractors and rehabbing issues (the hardest part of this business
in my opinion).
«Additionally, debt and equity
markets are more discerning
in terms of what
deals they are ready to take on, including the continued
slowing of available construction loans.
These no money down and rent to own
deals are more common
in a
slow market when «creative» financing is necessary to help people purchase homes.
The good news is that
market activity and
deal flow continued to trend up
in Tucson
in the Fourth Quarter,
in spite of
slow growth
in job creation.
Jamestown LP, a real estate company whose holdings include Manhattan's Chelsea
Market, bought 49 percent stakes in two Madison Avenue office buildings, demonstrating an appetite for the market at a time when deals may be sl
Market, bought 49 percent stakes
in two Madison Avenue office buildings, demonstrating an appetite for the
market at a time when deals may be sl
market at a time when
deals may be
slowing.
Market activity and deal flow continued to trend up in the Tucson office market in Q4, despite slow growth in job cre
Market activity and
deal flow continued to trend up
in the Tucson office
market in Q4, despite slow growth in job cre
market in Q4, despite
slow growth
in job creation.
However, Kiplinger.com notes that how each individual state recovers will depend largely on how it
deals with foreclosures;
in states that require judicial review before signing off on a foreclosure, backlogged properties can
slow down the progress
in the
market.
«San Jose going negative over the last quarter is a huge
deal, although no surprise given that growth
in this
market, and the Bay Area region as a whole, has greatly
slowed over the last couple of years,» says Alex Villacorta, vice president of Research and Analytics at Clear Capital.