LGIS Group, Atlanta, signed an agreement with commercial insurance agency Tanner, Ballew & Maloof. TBM will now include LGIS’s commercial property loan insurance in its range of commercial property, casualty products and premium finance services.
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MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial Property Capitalization Rates
Commercial real estate values are a function of a property’s income and the capitalization (cap) rate. Essentially the inverse of a price-to-earnings ratio, cap rates are a gauge of the yield investors demand to put their money into commercial real estate–with a lower cap rate demonstrating higher investor interest in each dollar of current income.
Industrial Assets Supporting CRE Price Growth
Real Capital Analytics, New York, said the industrial sector sustained commercial property price growth in July even as CRE transaction volume fell sharply.
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Forecast Sees Further Slowing for U.S. Hotels
Performance growth projections for the U.S. hotel industry are slipping, two sector analysts said.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial Property Capitalization Rates
Commercial real estate values are a function of a property’s income and the capitalization (cap) rate. Essentially the inverse of a price-to-earnings ratio, cap rates are a gauge of the yield investors demand to put their money into commercial real estate–with a lower cap rate demonstrating higher investor interest in each dollar of current income.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial Property Capitalization Rates
Commercial real estate values are a function of a property’s income and the capitalization (cap) rate. Essentially the inverse of a price-to-earnings ratio, cap rates are a gauge of the yield investors demand to put their money into commercial real estate–with a lower cap rate demonstrating higher investor interest in each dollar of current income.
Special Servicing Volume Declines Again
Fitch Ratings, New York, reported the volume of commercial mortgage-backed securities loans and assets in special servicing declined nearly 10 percent between April and July to $9.8 billion.
Net Lease Momentum Returns
Momentum is returning to the net lease sector after a slow start to 2019, analysts say.
The Inverted Yield Curve’s Effect on CRE
The recent yield curve inversion may raise concerns about a potential recession, but it is unlikely to harm commercial real estate investors.
