Is commercial real estate still a viable investment option? How low
will values go? More than half way through the first quarter in 2009,
those questions are just the tip of the iceberg that some investors and
many speculators are asking themselves. With all the negative press
regarding the overall economy, turmoil in the credit&mortgage;
markets creating the lack of liquidity it’s easy to understand why.
While all the news regarding the economy and the government bail outs
are warranted and is unquestionably worth being informed on, commercial
real estate fundamentals are still strong and has many advantages over
other financial instruments like in stocks, bonds, and CD’s. While most
investors and speculators are waiting on the sideline, experienced
investors are being quite aggressive in the market place. Currently
they see the next 18 months as a huge opportunity to purchase
performing, underperforming or non-performing assets; some of those
assets have the potential to be financed at historically low interest
rates. In the marketplace I am currently seeing many quality assets
performing at high yields, some even in primary markets like the New
York City, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta and Miami. The potential for
wealth creation is so extraordinary that some investors are even
looking to purchase properties outside their traditional comfort zone.
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Posted February 25, 2009 at 03:57 AM
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