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Property finance experts are cautiously optimistic about early signs of improvement in the macroeconomic outlook, as the latest figures from MSCI showed UK commercial real estate delivered its first positive [...]

Landsec has sold City office building One New Street Square to Hong Kong property developer Chinachem Group for [pounds sterling]349.5m. The premium, BREEAM 'Outstanding'-rated building (pictured) spans 276,502 sq ft [...]

Byline: Kevin Oklobzija MS Consultants, LLC, a Buffalo-based affiliate of The Bonadio Group, has expanded to Phoenix to better serve clients performing work in Arizona and on the west coast. [...]

Commercial Real Estate Total Returns Internal Rate of Return on Investment Investment Returns 2010 2011 2012 2013 3.31 3.36 2.59 2.57 3.86 3.94 2.68 2.87 4.62 3.30 2.34 2.59 2.96 [...]

Does the commercial-property cycle dance to the same beat as the housing market? Just as households have come to see their home as their best investment, investors have also changed their view of commercial real estate. Prices of commercial property have always been more volatile than those of housing, partly because the supply lags are longer. Booms and busts in commercial property caused widespread banking problems in the early 1990s, when property prices fell by 50% in America and Britain and by 70-80% in Japan and Sweden. Figures published by Reis, a property-research firm based in New York, show that the volume of occupied office space in America has already fallen for two consecutive years and declined again in the first quarter of this year. When inflation was high, bond yields were higher than property yields. But rents generally rise in line with inflation, so the percentage yield (income divided by price) is steady, whereas bonds pay a fixed income, so if inflation falls, and hence bond prices rise, the percentage yield falls.

National real estate services provider Integra Realty Resources has set up shop in Jackson to help provide more thorough market assessments to commercial real estate investors, lenders and deal makers. [...]

El artículo presenta un análisis de la tendencia a invertir en bienes raíces comerciales en América Latina, debido a la expansión del sector de la construcción de centros comerciales gracias al crecimiento del poder adquisitivo en la región. El autor ofrece información sobre inversiones y tasas de retorno en los países con mayor expansión de este sector económico, en particular Brasil, Colombia y Perú.

The article reports on the growth on rental and increasing property acquisition in Long Island, New York. It mentioned that the area real estate have high price on office space and real estate rental for more than $100 per square foot and sell for more than $1,000 since 2004 and still increasing its value. The author believes that investors are willing to take lower returns in markets that promise consistent, long-term higher gains.

The article looks at the pros and cons of commercial unit and residential unit investments. Residential property has low rent returns and short tenancies, with leases often only six to twelve months. Income return from a commercial property is higher than residential property because it is more risky. Residential and commercial properties will likely experience long-term capital growth, with the only difference on property values.

The article focuses on commercial property yields and examines if the market is due for a downturn in 2015. It states that yields on property in Europe has been declining with prime property yields at or below the level of 2007 in all of Europe's capitals. It mentions long-term returns from property are still respectable and comments that property is vulnerable to economic downturns that hits demand, speculative building that results in oversupply, or increased interest rates.

The article looks at the investment return afforded by commercial property when interest rates are low, as in June 2013. Topics include the relationship between rental yields and the property investor's cost of finance, the lack of liquidity offered by real estate investment, and how continued global economic recovery would only increase the return on investment that property offers.

Presents an update on the performance of real investment trusts (REIT) in the U.S. as of May 2005. Total return of the Standard & Poor REIT index; Reason behind a decline in the financial performance of REIT; Relation between REIT share prices and the market price of commercial real estate; Overview of several segments within the REIT sector, including hotels.

Reports on the launch of an unlisted Diversified Property Fund by Aspen Group in Australia in June 2005. Value of commercial properties targeted by the fund; Forecast on the annual yield of the fund according to its manager.

Focuses on the increasing demand for commercial real estate in New Hampshire. Investment return; Selection of quality properties; Reduction of the capital gains tax.

An interview with Sanjay Mundra, chief executive officer (CEO) at SVN Hotels, is presented in which he talks about the most significant news of 2016 relating to hotel real estate, advice for hotel owner to maximize return on investment (ROI), and leading hotel buyers in 2017.

An interview with Ed James, managing principal at hotel advisory firm Mumford Co., is presented in which he talks about the most significant news of 2016 relating to hotel real estate, advice for hotel owner to maximize return on investment (ROI), and leading hotel buyers in 2017.

An interview with Michael Sonnabend, managing member at investment firm PMZ Realty Capital, is presented in which he talks about the most significant news of 2016 relating to hotel real estate, advice for hotel owner to maximize return on investment (ROI), and leading hotel buyers in 2017.

The article informs that outside investors are expecting high rate of return from the retail development industry in Michigan. According to Rick O'Connor, a retail specialist at Marcus & Millichap, outside investors are taking a good look at Michigan retail developments because of the potential for greater returns on their investment. He added that a number of retail developments that recently have opened or are scheduled for development in 2008 also bode well for metro Detroit retail.

The article presents some alternative ways to preserve wealth. Alternative investments ways could be real estate investment trust (REIT), federal housing tax credits. Alternative investments should be part of an affluent investor's portfolio. Studies have shown that alternatives have the ability to improve overall portfolio efficiency by providing the potential for a higher rate of return with a lower standard deviation. REITs present an efficient way for many investors to invest in institutional-quality commercial real estate.

Reports the increasing investor returns of the commercial real estate sector in the U.S. Management of excessive inventory; Maintenance on the balance of supply and demand; Stability of the investment alternative.