Sentences with phrase «rate for real estate deals»

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Mr. Cuomo said today that 421a would be temporarily prolonged in its current form for six months, in which time he expected building trades unions and real estate interests to come to a deal on pay rates.

The mayor ultimately called for 421a to expire if it were not reformed to his liking, but the framework deal will prolong the exemption in its present form for six months, giving the building trades unions and real estate interests time to come to a deal on pay rates.

As real estate investor with a day job I have enough headaches to deal with; Matt takes care of all the details for me keeps track of my files and gives me the best rate and price.

The deal comes with negotiated annual pricing that provides a variety of benefits including an unlimited number of Carriage Trade listings over $ 650,000 to be posted on LuxuryRealEstate.com, access to customized marketing materials and statistics for listing presentations, invitations to exclusive Who's Who in Luxury Real Estate webinars and conferences and discounted rates in luxury publications including Luxury Real Estate Magazine, Wall Street Journal, duPont Registry and Unique Homes.

Speaking to REW.ca editor Joannah Connolly live on her Real Estate Therapist Show on Roundhouse Radio 98.3 FM, Kinch explained that new applicants for variable - rate mortgages are now getting a 0.5 per cent poorer deal than they were in August.

a) Dealing in securities; b) Trading in futures contracts; c) Leveraged foreign exchange trading; d) Advising on corporate finance; e) Fund management; f) Real estate investment trust management; g) Securities financing; h) Providing custodial services for securities; i) Providing credit rating services.

Barile and other experts cite several reasons for the unexpected twist in the real estate market, including low interest rates, which help boost returns in highly leveraged deals even if vacancy rates rise.

Insofar as the private for sale issue and all companies involved in the cut - rate commission deals, I personally see all this as little to no threat to the real estate industry.

In a separate deal, HFF arranged $ 32 million in financing for the 605,722 - square - foot Hudson Valley Plaza in Kingston, N.Y. HFF worked on behalf of HUH US Real Estate Income REIT, Inc., an affiliate of The Hampshire Cos., to secure the seven - year, fixed - rate loan through an unnamed life insurance company.

Floating - rate deals account for one - third to one - half of all commercial real estate borrowing in the current lending climate due to the desire for flexible, transitional funding, says Manus Clancy, managing director at Trepp LLC, a New York - based provider of commercial mortgage - backed securities (CMBS) analytics.

With pricing reaching an all - time high in a deal - drought environment, coupled with global market volatility, investors and developers are skittish in where to put their dry powder, pushing private equity professionals to new, niche areas of real estate that haven't previously been explored.As the industry emerges from a low interest rate environment, and into a rapidly changing landscape with lower taxes, less regulations, higher rates and higher inflation, what does this mean for private equity real estate?

Deals for both buyers and sellers are moving at a torpid rate compared to the pace set a year ago, when the prevailing thought was that the real estate cycle still had a year or two to go.

Real estate investment trusts that trade on Wall Street and private equity firms that pool money from multiple investors are borrowing money at historically low rates to do deals, said John Strauss, managing director of hotels for real estate brokerage Real estate investment trusts that trade on Wall Street and private equity firms that pool money from multiple investors are borrowing money at historically low rates to do deals, said John Strauss, managing director of hotels for real estate brokerage real estate brokerage JLL.

At the peak of the real estate bubble in 2006 and 2007, some deals were done at even lower rates: for instance, New York City's Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village apartment buildings sold at a cap rate of 3.1 % based on highly optimistic assumptions.