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Tag Archives: Commercial Loans
Of course this hotel was going to default
So, let’s figure our room is occupied 18 days per month and has financing costs of $1,560 per month. Yikes…that’s not a lot left over for payroll, taxes, insurance, utilities, etc… Continue reading
Two More East Bay Office Buildings Strategically Default
With prices and rents collapsing, it’s not surprising that more commercial properties are in default. Continue reading
Is the worst over for commercial real estate?
For many months we’ve continued to hear about the sturm und drang in the commercial real estate market. Where’s that crash we keep hearing about? It is just over the horizon, or has that sector of the real estate industry learned the lessons of the housing crash and decided to manage revaluations in a different way? Continue reading
San Francisco’s Parkmerced Apartment Complex to Default
It’s not quite as epic as Stuyvesant Town, but Parkmerced is still one of the largest apartment complexes in the country…and it’s about to default. Continue reading
Commercial Foreclosures Pick up Speed; Cash-Strapped Landlords let Evictions Lag; Rent Control Idea Straight from the Loony Bin
Here is a pair of interesting articles from the Arizona Republic regarding an increase in commercial foreclosures and a slowing number of evictions in apartment complexes. Continue reading