Month: March 2018

Tom Walsh, SVP at Grandbridge Real Estate Capital, joins Michael Bull on America’s Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss interest rate trends and what they’re observing in the financing of commercial real estate. They discuss, among other topics, overall market trends, mortgages, rate increases, rate standards, rate compression, inflation, bank underwriting, general financial pressures in the marketplace, life insurance performance, and financing commercial real estate deals.

Leaders Tim Bodner and Byron Carlock of global accounting and professional service company PwC appears on The Commercial Real Estate Show with its host Michael to discuss what they view as the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on the multifamily commercial property sector. Amng the topics they discuss include reduced tax deductions, property tax deductions, residential property trends, infrastructure spending, industry and economic expectations, and some tips for multifamily property sector professionals.

Adam Kamins, Senior Economist with Moody’s Analytics, a firm that helps capital markets and credit risk management professionals worldwide respond to an evolving marketplace, joins America’s Commercial Real Estate Show to talk about the commercial real estate sectors and regions within the USA affected by The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Also discussed are the topics of tax rates and changes in tax rates, employment, SALT, Wall Street and stock performance, stimulus, tax reform future impacts, and more.

Integra Realty Resources’s Viewpoint 2018 report is discussed by its Chairman, Anthony Graziano. Among the topics discussed are the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, interest rates, cap rates, investments, challenges, and opportunities for the economy, market and one’s business.  Integra Realty Resources, based in Miami, is considered an industry leader as the largest independent commercial real estate valuation, counseling, and advisory services firm in the United States and the Caribbean.

In this video interview Ryan Burke, Senior Analyst of real estate data and analytics firm Green Street Advisors, makes the argument that the long-term outlook for the self-storage commercial property sector is rather good despite some near-term pressures. He still sees more room for the overall self-storage utilization rate to increase, even though mobility is at a cyclical low in the United States. Burke highlights the systemic under-pricing that has occurred within the self-storage sector, which has allowed investors to achieve somewhat sizable risk-adjusted returns to date.