Commercial Real Estate Capital in 2010

January 1, 2011
posted by Travis

REITs are one of the largest sources of private capital for real estate investments. REITs that invested in debt secured by commercial and residential real estate seemed especially successful, in some cases posting total returns over 200% for the year. Is there capital available for commercial projects in today’s market? The answer is yes; private [...]

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Joint Venture Financing

December 6, 2010
posted by Travis

Since I brought it up last week, I figured I’d better talk a little bit about Joint Venture financing. This is the financing option that many borrowers will really need when they contact you looking for hard money. Since hard money lenders will only go up to 60% LTV at best, clients looking for higher [...]

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Hotel Distress Helps Stoke Transaction Activity

November 16, 2010
posted by Travis

The return of the hotel transaction market has taken longer than expected, but a splash of high-profile acquisitions and a potential wave of distressed assets coming to market have many believing the dam is about to burst. Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, which tracks asset sales $10 million and higher, reports more than $1.1 billion of [...]

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Investor Hunger for Apartment Properties

October 13, 2010
posted by Travis

Multifamily properties in major metro markets remains the asset of choice for many commercial real estate investors, with momentum fueled by a number of large late-summer sales transactions following a solid first half of 2010. Public and private REITs have landed the largest deals of late, but private equity, pension funds, insurance companies, owner-developers and [...]

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Prices Dip Nationally

October 3, 2010
posted by Travis

Continuing along a track of bouncing along the bottom that has prevailed thus far in 2010, US commercial real estate prices took their second consecutive monthly decline in July. The index is now only 0.9% above the recession low recorded in October 2009, and 43.2% below its October 2007 peak. In response, many economists lowered [...]

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CRE investors keep investments in quality assets

September 20, 2010
posted by Travis

Commercial real estate investors who have not seen enough distressed properties come available in the third quarter are keeping the pent-up capital in quality assets, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Korpacz Real Estate Investors survey. Investors expect cap rates for the core assets they’re invested in to either hold steady or decline through the rest of the [...]

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Addition To Our Team

June 3, 2010
posted by Travis

We are pleased to announce that Aaron Bogdanoff has been appointed to head up our Affiliate Broker Program. Aaron will be recruiting highly qualified affiliates who will then be permitted to market Remington’s services worldwide.

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The United States has seen a recent trend of slowing construction loans. Lenders are cautious about lending money for construction projects, due to the flooded construction market. Read The Full Story Here.

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Health Care reform is gaining ground. It will extend coverage to over 30 million people who weren’t covered before. Experts predict that in the coming months demand for Primary care will skyrocket as will demand for Healthcare facility capital. Remington offers specialized financing for Medical and Healthcare offices and facilities. Remington has the necessary resources [...]

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Early estimates show that in the first quarter of 2010, commercial delinquency rates rose from 5.1% to 5.5%. Although 5.5% is well below the 8% delinquency in Q3 of 1991, this is still worrisome due to scarce credit and the overwhelming amount of maturing commercial loans. Current data shows that delinquency rates are only going [...]

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