KCREA data shows that the number of Office Properties listed for Sale increased significantly from July while the number of Office Properties listed for Lease declined. The number of completed sales and leases reported in August both increased over July's figures. At August activity levels, this would amount to a 26 month supply of properties for Sale and a 36.7 month supply of properties for Lease. This seems to suggest that activity in the Office market has improved over second quarter activity. (based on number of transactions only, not values) And it also may be that we are seeing a shift in interest moving more toward a preference for Leasing over Purchasing. #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstate #LouisvilleKY #OfficeTrends #Office #CommercialBroker #Economy #OtimoProperties
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Senior Vice President at Colliers International working with landlords to lease and maximize the value of their office buildings
WSJ headline supports what we saw with Q423 Rents and what we are seeing in preliminary Q124 Rents...."The Office Market Is in Turmoil. So Why Are Rents More Expensive?" Answer- Flight to Quality (and stability) continues, Landlords putting A LOT more capital into transactions, Landlords holding firm on rents to preserve valuations, and we are also seeing tenants willing to pay slight premiums for short-term renewals so they can figure out what their future footprint plans will be. #sanfranciscoofficemarket #Colliersinternational. https://lnkd.in/gNrV-f3Y
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Across the country office rents are holding firm and they are higher now than they were back in the fourth quarter of 2019. The average US office rent has an asking price of $35.24 per square foot. This is an increase from $34.92 per square foot in 2019. It is not a high increase, but compared to a lot of the negativity that the media is spreading, it shows office rents as a whole are still doing OK. I would recommend for investors looking into office real estate to really do their due diligence to make sure they are not buying or investing in a declining property. #officerents #officerental #workspace #officerentalprice #rentingprice #economy #useconomy #investors #investing #stock #stockmarket #propertyprice #realestate #realestatemarket
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Recognized influencer and trusted expert in commercial real estate market trends and forecast. Frequent speaker. Author. Mentor. Co-host of the LightBox CRE Weekly Podcast.
I was just talking about #NYC #office with Charles Mulligan and Evelyn Levine, and why the headlines about #office in distress don't necessarily translate into a dip in asking rates. Cutting rents to fill vacancies would reduce the appraised value which could impede an owner's refi potential. "Office rents are expected eventually to tumble, probably after owners and lenders are forced to restructure mortgages or sell distressed properties. For now, landlords are trying to justify the elevated levels by lavishing new tenants with expensive interior build-outs, months of free occupancy and other incentives."
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Across the country office rents are holding firm and they are higher now than they were back in the fourth quarter of 2019. The average US office rent has an asking price of $35.24 per square foot. This is an increase from $34.92 per square foot in 2019. It is not a high increase, but compared to a lot of the negativity that the media is spreading, it shows office rents as a whole are still doing OK. I would recommend for investors looking into office real estate to really do their due diligence to make sure they are not buying or investing in a declining property. #officerents #officerental #workspace #officerentalprice #rentingprice #economy #useconomy #investors #investing #stock #stockmarket #propertyprice #realestate #realestatemarket
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Across the country office rents are holding firm and they are higher now than they were back in the fourth quarter of 2019. The average US office rent has an asking price of $35.24 per square foot. This is an increase from $34.92 per square foot in 2019. It is not a high increase, but compared to a lot of the negativity that the media is spreading, it shows office rents as a whole are still doing OK. I would recommend for investors looking into office real estate to really do their due diligence to make sure they are not buying or investing in a declining property. #officerents #officerental #workspace #officerentalprice #rentingprice #economy #useconomy #investors #investing #stock #stockmarket #propertyprice #realestate #realestatemarket
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Capital Markets advisor to Real Estate Investors seeking debt and equity for their real estate projects
So why are owners of office towers continuing to raise rents in a market that is under stress? the answer is most likely in their loan and partnership documentation. When seeking a loan many borrowers have to agree to allow their lenders to review their leases, or at least their "major leases" and often the criteria is the rent they are getting. On the otherhand, the reason can be even simpler then that, that they are hoping that the higher face rents agreed to by their tenants will help them when the property is sold, re-financed or otherwise monetized. Often these higher face rents are offset by increased amounts of Free Rent and Work Letters agreed to by their Landlords. The Landlords want the higher face rents while Tenant's want lower net effective rents, that is the trade off. #CRE #RealEstate #CommercialRealEstate #CREFinance #RealEstateFinance #CommercialRealEstateFinance #Office #OfficeRent https://lnkd.in/gz8fJz_d
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Is now the time to invest in commercial office property? The recent surge in interest rates has led to a notable decline in investor sentiment towards commercial office buildings. This downturn has created a unique market condition where high-quality office properties are now available for purchase at prices below their replacement cost. For astute investors, this presents an opportunity. Replacement cost represents the cost to rebuild a similar property at current prices, including land, materials, labour, and other associated costs. When office properties are priced below this threshold, it indicates a market undervaluation. Purchasing assets at these reduced prices can be highly advantageous, as it provides a cushion against market volatility and enhances potential returns. By acquiring commercial office properties now, at prices below replacement cost, investors can position themselves for outsized returns once the market turns and confidence returns. Watch the video or read our blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gmfqQ5B9 #RealEstateInvesting #OfficeMarket #PropertyInvestment #CommercialRealEstate #InvestmentOpportunities #RealEstateRecovery #CapitalPropertyFunds #UndervaluedAssets #OfficeAssets #RealEstateCycle #InvestorSentiment #MarketOpportunities #RealEstateStrategy #PropertyMarket #OfficeBuildings #InvestmentReturns Disclaimer: Past performance is not indicative of future performance. The distributions and investment returns depend on the performance of the underlying investments. Information contained within this post does not constitute financial advice, nor is it a personal recommendation. Capital Property Funds is not authorised or qualified to provide financial advice or to make an investment recommendation. Information contained within this post is general in nature and has been prepared without regard to the individual objectives, financial situation, or requirements of any person. Prospective investors should seek personal financial and legal advice before deciding to invest.
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Niche' Broker. Independent Commercial Land and Building Broker. Expert in Westfield/Sheridan Indiana development sites. Landlord Rep. Industrial Sites. Off Market guy. Homebuilder Land.
Many tenants use the argument when looking at a space or negotiating that a reduced rent is better than no rent for a vacant space they have interest in. But many owners would rather it sat empty for the interim vs reducing the overall value through a rent reduction. When you start lowering the rent on a property it does alot more than just losing a few bucks for the owner. #realestatenews #westfieldindiana #officeleasing #investmentproperty
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