Archive for the ‘distressed real estate’ Category

Have CRE Prices Bottomed?

Tweet I just came across this article in which Mike Kirby, Director of Research at Green Street Advisors claims that CRE values may not drop any further than they already have. My head is spinning now.  I don’t know what to think anymore.  Its almost as if everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Maybe [...]

Never Mind, No Green Shoots for Retail

Tweet It looks like retailers are not faring so well after all.  From an article published today at DallasNews.com titled “Speakers at Retailing Summit in Dallas offer sobering assessment” (emphasis mine): Retailers shouldn’t expect to see the pre-recession shopper in this economic recovery, and a shakeout with store closings is still ahead, speakers said Thursday [...]

Calls From Appraisers Increasing – Banks Clearly Worried About Losses

Tweet Lately I have been receiving a high volume of calls from appraisers.  Appraiser calls are nothing new.  Normally, I receive a handful a month calling to ask questions about properties I have sold or asking for my opinion on a particular property they are trying to value.  Now, I am receiving several appraisal calls [...]

Inland Empire Shopping Center For Sale – Calling All Investors Seeking To Lose Money

Tweet The package embedded below (see update below) just came across my desk today.  It is an offering for a shopping center in Moreno Valley, CA (Inland Empire).  The property consists of three ground leased fast food pads (El Pollo Loco, Del Taco and Wendy’s) as well as approximately 22,670 square feet of retail shops [...]

Distressed Opportunity of the Week

Tweet I presume investors will be lining up to get a shot at this beauty.  The good news is that the property is zoned M-1 (light manufacturing) so if you can’t stabilize with the currently approved use you can convert the building into a manufacturing facility making the products that will be used in other [...]