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Tag Archives: Commercial Rents
Slow-Mo Commercial Real Estate Cliff-Dive Gathers Speed
No need for a fancy report to see the signs of decay in CRE. Signs of the ongoing CRE meltdown are everywhere–empty storefronts, mall shops and vacant office complexes abound. Continue reading
Alamo Plaza Jumps the Shark
About 1/3 of the shopping center is currently vacant – with more (like blockbuster) soon to come. You’d think the landlords and owners would start to realize that their rents are unrealistic. Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance, Commercial Real Estate, Home Economics
Tagged Alamo, Coffee Shops, Commercial Rents
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Shuffling the Commercial Real Estate Deck
Companies are moving at the drop of a hat to get better rates or a better location for the same price. The effect of this is of course deflationary, adding to price pressures and more commercial real estate defaults.
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Prudential Commercial Real Estate Quarterly Update
Values held up surprisingly well in Q2, but fundamentals, along with jobs, continue to deteriorate. 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