The Rate Cut Won’t Save These Real-Estate Owners
Commercial-real-estate owners are cheering as interest rates finally start to fall. Yet relief is coming too late for many highly indebted property investors like the owners of 145 South Wells, an office tower in downtown Chicago.
'Christmas for real estate:' Which CRE sectors will benefit most from interest-rate cuts
Last week's interest-rate cut puts CRE on the doorstep of a recovery, but recoveries take a little bit of time, and as one CEO said, commercial real estate is an industry that tends to have a bit of lag time.
Fed decision opens the real estate floodgates after four years
"Everybody's happy" about the Federal Reserve's rate cut – at least in real estate – potentially opening the floodgates to more housing inventory and price competition.
How homebuyers can stick out in a crowded real estate market
By working with an experienced agent, you benefit from their market expertise and strategic negotiation skills. These advantages can help you close on the right home at a fair price, no matter the market conditions. In a crowded market, being first can give you a huge leg up.
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The Fed’s Rate Cuts Won’t Save Commercial Real Estate
This dramatic shift in borrowing costs signals a new “normal” and will directly impact industries like commercial real estate that have prospered in the low-interest-rate environment. As borrowing costs rise and valuations come under pressure, cap rates will increase as the market adjusts to this higher cost of capital.
The Fed's interest rate cut is an inflection point for real estate markets: Hines
David Steinbach of Hines discusses the U.S. Federal Reserve's September interest rate cut and what this means for investor interest in the real estate market.
What To Do If Your Real Estate Is Not Appreciating as Expected, According to Experts
Investing in real estate generally requires you to put down a good chunk of money, but it's also one of the best ways to ...
Florida woman, 91, fights for her home after signing a real estate contract she claims she didn't understand
Fidela Rodriguez, a 91-year-old woman in Lakeland, Florida, worries she’s about to lose her home.
Bad behavior is running rampant in real estate
After failed attempts to buy properties in Travis County, real estate investor Dorsey Bryan Hardeman allegedly decided that ...
Here are five housing trends in Miami as the real estate market continues to change
Despite record-breaking high prices, South Florida’s luxury real estate market continues to attract buyers, though sales ...
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The real estate industry leaves survival mode behind and focuses on opportunity
The past few years have been challenging for the real estate industry, as high-interest rates and labor costs added to ...
Worth Real Estate hires investment veteran to run inaugural fund
Worthe Real Estate Group has hired a chief investment officer to run its first real estate fund. The Santa Monica-based ...
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Real Estate
As real estate agents increasingly promote themselves on social media and television, some in New York City are targeting buyers in the back of a cab. The neutral can be very colorful, a homeowner ...
Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. stock underperforms Monday when compared to competitors despite daily gains
The stock's rise snapped a four-day losing streak.