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Old 12-08-2006, 11:16 AM
jackdaniels jackdaniels is offline
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Default Re: Ask tommy2 about Real Estate

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As an update to the real estate discussion we had about 3 months ago...

I am now seeing clear signs in the commercial real estate market that the commercial real estate market is showing a clear divergence between A&B product (which the REITs and institutions are still overpaying for) and C&D product which is changing dramatically. The spread between contract price and closing price is growing (meaning that retrading abounds) and the appraisers/lenders have tightened up a bunch.

What does this mean? For those of you thinking of putting your money into commercial real estate (strip centers, office buildings, even 4 flats or duplexs that are for investment purposes), be aware that the market is in a state of flux right now and that sellers are starting to panic. Keep your bids low and hold firm. More to come.

Cross posted in Finance and Investing

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Excellent follow up to your original thread!

Question: I have for a couple of years now sat on some cash waiting for "blood in the streets" with the intention of buying a few properties I have been interested in. I can either go 75% Commercial (office and retail) and 25% residential (condos in desirable locations which have taken a beating are my target) or the other way around. Any suggestions on the best split for my capital?
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