Sentences with phrase «real estate downturn»

There's simply no saying how your investments will fare during the next real estate downturn.

If reading about a potential Real Estate downturn makes you sick, what's going to happen when it becomes a reality?

This constrained pipeline is a key difference from the last major real estate downturn of the early 1990s.

The global financial crisis and real estate downturn triggered widespread risk - aversion among investors.

I think I want to remain employed in order to facilitate easier approval for new property purchases when the next real estate downturn occurs, with the risk being that like you said the unicorn IPO market materializes before that downturn can occur in any material sense....

Luckily, most solos and small firms in rural areas naturally have more diversified business than specialized offices that took a hit during the recent residential and commercial real estate downturn.

The income portion of the return was resilient at 6.2 %, but prices declined by 22 %, a much steeper annual drop than during previous real estate downturns.

As an old friend of mine used to say, «I like the occasional real estate downturn, it shakes the competition from the trees.»

It's on par with the commerical real estate downturn that we actually saw in the early 1990s.»

Since the 1980s real estate downturn and enactment of the Federal Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act, states have established appraiser regulatory boards and require appraisers to be certified and licensed.

Fitch has advice for banks on how to protect themselves in case of a commercial real estate downturn, reports Business Insider.

The previous peaks in housing investment preceded the real estate downturns in the late 70s and late 80s, as overbuilding ultimately led to excess supply.

More than half of respondents (51.3 percent) said a real estate downturn would have the greatest impact.

Because they had been basically flat for 25 years, our area did not suffer in the 2009 real estate downturn.

Home prices on Nassau County's Sandy - damaged South Shore fell nearly 19 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier, even as most other parts of Long Island began to emerge from the real estate downturn.

At that time, I wondered if the cover story portends a real estate downturn.

One big risk that exists for all of these scenarios is a real estate downturn, but that's a topic for another column.

Jim's bank is willing to provide him with another $ 30,000 because his credit is good and the equity is there to allow the loan and still reserve 20 % equity in the property which mitigates the risk of a real estate downturn.

The report calls this a «fundamental shift in the real estate market,» noting that suburban and exurban areas were apparently hit harder by the real estate downturn than more central areas.

I imagine this story will garner a lot of attention in the media and really resonate with a public who's been hit hard by the real estate downturn.

Investors are forming funds to take advantage of a commercial real estate downturn, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Lenders and borrowers, aided by historically low rates, accommodative regulation (no mark - to - market) and more experienced players (having learned from the real estate downturn of the early 1990s) have averted a rapid fire sale and are making this a long, slow - motion picture.

As for what might shake high - net - worth investors» interest in real estate, respondents pointed to a real estate downturn (45 percent) as the most likely culprit.

When asked about a real estate downturn, the Columbus students focused on the health and stability of the central Ohio market — rated as the third most stable in the country by Forbes — and on why low interest rates and a large inventory make it a great time to buy.

Harold Crye, CEO of Crye - Leike, REALTORS ®, in Memphis, Tenn., says the real estate downturn has prompted record numbers of his company's sales associates to leave the business.

And the real estate downturn hasn't made divorcing any easier.

More than half of respondents (51.3 percent) said a real estate downturn would have the greatest impact.

September 1990 — After Re / Max East Realty in Toronto declares bankruptcy, Re / Max Chairman Frank Polzler says the real estate downturn «might not be comfortable.

Born in the midst of the real estate downturn, Carrington started out as a brokerage focused on the distressed market and eventually maximized that experience to become the most successful institutional real estate brokerage in the nation, as well as an up - and - coming leader in the retail residential real estate market.

Preparations for a real estate downturn are already underway as lenders and investors seek to de-risk their portfolios.

I'm not sure if it's the real estate downturn, but my phone has been blowing up with online advertising vendors lately.

During the real estate downturn, he helped his clients buy hundreds of properties.

Based on history, a real estate downturn typically lasts 3 - 5 years max.

As important, many were not impacted by the real estate downturn and are looking at today's buying opportunities with keen interest.»

It is regrettable that your installer has gone out of business, but that is the nature of the materials supply industry in a real estate downturn.

«The decline in most office markets has been dictated more by a lack of demand than by oversupply, which was the principal source of trouble in the 1990's real estate downturn,» says Geraldine Keegan, director at Fitch Ratings.

Yes, there is a bright side to the real estate downturn gripping many areas in the U.S., which is also permeating most of Canada, where even the bastion of rising prices and low days on market — Toronto — is crumbling.

When this real estate downturn began, I recall many colleagues talking about how it was nothing compared with the double - digit interest rates of the 1980s.

From 1990 through 1992 the country was in a real estate downturn and there weren't a lot refinance deals being done, which means now, eight to 10 years later, fewer loans are coming due and needing to be refinanced again.

At the time, the deal, the second largest retail real estate acquisition ever, was hailed as a marker of the end of the real estate downturn.

When the real estate downturn occurs, it is likely to be due to lack of demand, not oversupply.

The near west side is Madison's most stable real estate market, where the home values have held up amazingly well, even through the worst of the real estate downturn.

What happens when there is a real estate downturn - how does he get back to his vocation

During the real estate downturn, she helped families who were losing their homes to foreclosure find new shelter that would take them along with their dogs and cats.

«I think you'll probably see them tick up a little bit, but I don't think it's the beginning of a real estate downturn,» he said.