Thriving Tech and Ecommerce Sectors Drive Canadian Commercial Real Estate Records in the First Quarter
Industrial availability dropped to a record low in Q1 2019, while office markets across Canada had some of the best results in recent memory Toronto, ON – April 1, 2019 – A flourishing tech sector and bustling e-commerce activity continue to re-shape the Canadian commercial real estate (CRE) landscape. Office and industrial property markets logged new records in the first quarter …
Volatility Normalization_CBRE November 2018
Volatility Normalization_CBRE November 2018 Interest rate hikes, plunging oil prices, unresolved U.S.-China trade tensions and an uncertain Brexit outcome are all factors lifting market volatility from its doldrums of the past face years. However, even as the stock market works through its fourth major rout this year, the CBOE Volatility Index has remained in line with its long-term historical norm …
Commercial Real Estate Loan (CRE)
Commercial Real Estate Loan (CRE) Commercial Real Estate Loan (CRE) is income-producing real estate that is used solely for business purposes, such as retail centers, office complexes, hotels, and apartments. Financing – including the acquisition, development, and construction of these properties – is typically accomplished through commercial real estate loans: mortgage loans secured by liens on commercial, rather than residential, property. Just as with …
7 Steps to a Hot Commercial Real Estate Deal
7 Steps to a Hot Commercial Real Estate Deal Ask any real estate professional about the benefits of investing in commercial property, and you’ll likely trigger a monologue on how such properties are a better deal than residential real estate. Commercial property owners love the additional cash flow, the beneficial economies of scale, the relatively open playing field, the abundant market for good, …
Commercial Properties Skyrocket in Numbers 2015
Commercial Properties Skyrocket in Numbers 2015 According to Real Capital Analytics, $533 billion of commercial real estate changed hands last year, up 23% from a year earlier. The volume also was roughly 4% more than what had been projected as of November 2014. The total was still well shy of the record $574.9 billion of deal volume that took place …