Sentences with phrase «estate recession at»

At the beginning of the 1990s, there was a trough in commercial mortgage originations due to the real estate recession at the time (down about 60 % to 80 % from the end of the 1980s).

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Demand never quite caught up and then the recession hit, resulting in a sharp contraction in discretionary spending, says John Clapp, a professor at the University of Connecticut's Center for Real Estate.

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Around New Year's 2015, Nam Tai had $ 261 million in CASH, plus a ton of real estate in Asia conservatively worth $ 221 million, even at recession prices.

Prior to his current roles, Anderson enjoyed a successful career at JP Morgan Chase where he managed a $ 50 billion real estate portfolio through the Great Recession.

Pascal Gauthier, an economist at TD Bank, says the current flock to real estate is likely a temporary blip caused by not only the low rates, but also the pent - up demand from people who held off buying last fall and winter while they waited to see if the recession was going to turn into a depression.

Fay Copeland, partner at Wedlake Bell, says: «The recession has had a hugely detrimental impact on the size of estates with the value of family homes, shares and other assets having all dwindled.

The newly retired Godsoe plans to spend time at his home on Florida's West Coast, where he put his real estate savvy to use by buying when the market there was at a low following the 2008 recession.

Now the impetus for looking at raising capital is mainly due to the chainsaw accident (the not to Great Recession) which severed a very important part of this real estate investor e.g. Capital.

That low supply, coupled with demand from better - performing retailers for quality space, helped push rents across all types of retail real estate higher and vacancy rates down to about 10 percent at the end of 2015 from 11.1 percent in 2011 — as retailers slowly shrugged off the recession's vacancy spike.

Crispin Inglis, CEO and co-founder of PropertyFox says the industry is changing at a rapid rate, «Following the global credit crisis and recession, the number of practising real estate agents registered with the Estate Agency Affairs Board has gone from 80 000 members in 2007, to 30 000 inestate agents registered with the Estate Agency Affairs Board has gone from 80 000 members in 2007, to 30 000 inEstate Agency Affairs Board has gone from 80 000 members in 2007, to 30 000 in 2017.

«I think most of the banks have seen very slow and steady growth coming out of the last recession, which has been good for the market,» says Gregg Gerken, an executive vice president at TD Bank Group and head of commercial real estate for TD Bank N.A. Banks still represent a significant capital source in the real estate industry.

According to Ten - X, an online real estate marketplace, vacancies in the third quarter of 2017 remained at 16.1 percent, unchanged over the year, but expected to rise to 18.3 percent in 2021 after a modeled recession from 2019 - 2020.

Other presenters at the policy duscussion, called «Affordable Housing After the Great Recession,» were Peter Burley of the REALTOR ® University Center for Real Estate Studies, Paul Bishop of NAR's research department, and Liz Blake of Habitat for Humanity.

Because these events aren't necessarily tied to the economic cycle, the industry «isn't recession - proof, but it is recession - resistant,» says Ryan Burke, an analyst at real - estate research firm Green Street Advisors.

Last year, apartment rents alone increased at their fastest pace since before the recession, up 4.6 percent in 2015, according to a report by real - estate research company Reis Inc..

Assessing the Bahamian real estate market, Mr Wilson noted that activity was still not at the level it was prior to the recession.

Appreciating real estate values boosted industry commissions» revenue over the past five years as demand for residential and commercial real estate rose and pushed up prices, albeit at a slower pace than the previous five - year period, due to the effects of the recession,» says IBISWorld industry analyst Stephen Morea.