In a market featuring rock-bottom building prices and record-low interest rates, now is an ideal time for businesses to consider purchasing instead of leasing their real estate.
That was the consensus of the panelists on the most recent episode of the "Commercial Real Estate Show," which provided a look at the factors making owner-occupied real estate a more attractive option for businesses.
Show host Michael Bull, the president and founder of Bull Realty, said the possibility of rent spikes is one reason to consider buying.
"These prices are so low, it's incredible," he said. "With the lack of new construction [in recent years], I think we're going to see some huge rents in about five years."
http://atlantarealestate.citybizlist.com/3/2012/4/9/CRE-Show-OwnerOccupied-Real-Estate-Is-Growing-in-Appeal.aspx
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Net lease Market one of the Hottest Commercial Real Estate plays in the Country
With money to burn but still having a strong aversion to risk, investors have increasingly turned single-tenant properties into one of the hottest commercial real estate plays in the country.
The single-tenant, net lease investment sales market is expected to continue growing, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
"The low interest rate environment and the lack of safe-haven investment alternatives are driving new sources in build-to-suit and sale-leaseback activity, and investors have incredibly healthy appetites for stable and dependable income streams that single-tenant assets provide," said Guy Ponticiello, managing director Jones Lang LaSalle's Corporate Finance & Net Lease division.
Fully leased core properties have been highly sought-after by investors, often from overseas, and prices for these properties have been strong, according to Jane L. Mendillo, president and CEO of Harvard Management Co. in her most recent Harvard University Endowment report.
"We were able to sell some of our portfolio properties in this category at excellent values," Mendillo said. And now Harvard is ready to invest in new round of such properties.
http://www.costar.com/News/Article/Single-Tenant-Property-Sales-Surge-To-Record-Numbers/132751
The single-tenant, net lease investment sales market is expected to continue growing, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
"The low interest rate environment and the lack of safe-haven investment alternatives are driving new sources in build-to-suit and sale-leaseback activity, and investors have incredibly healthy appetites for stable and dependable income streams that single-tenant assets provide," said Guy Ponticiello, managing director Jones Lang LaSalle's Corporate Finance & Net Lease division.
Fully leased core properties have been highly sought-after by investors, often from overseas, and prices for these properties have been strong, according to Jane L. Mendillo, president and CEO of Harvard Management Co. in her most recent Harvard University Endowment report.
"We were able to sell some of our portfolio properties in this category at excellent values," Mendillo said. And now Harvard is ready to invest in new round of such properties.
http://www.costar.com/News/Article/Single-Tenant-Property-Sales-Surge-To-Record-Numbers/132751
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