Commercial Real Estate Terms Explained - So You Don't Sound Like an Idiot

Commercial Real Estate Terms Explains - So You Dont Sound Like an Idiot

Commercial Real Estate Terms Explained - So You Dont Sount Like an Idiot 

Commercial Real Estate Terms Explained - So You Dont Sount Like an Idiot 

The Real Estate Syndication Show

The Real Estate Syndication Show

Commercial Real Estate Pro Network Episode #197

You gotta learn how to communicate virtually and not want to jump out a window in the process. Everybody just became a tech bro overnight. Here are 3 tips I have learned over the years working with virtual teams all over the world . I do a lot of video regarding real estate but thought this one could help everyone as many are ramping up quickly. Hope this helps.

I chat with John Cohen and Chris Grenzig of Toro Real Estate Partners. John and I have been friends for a while. It was fun jamming on Asset Management 

Podcast with Michael Zuber of One Rental at a Time

• The rental apartment sector continued to push forward. Single-family housing sector slowed as employment growth decelerated.

• Overall transaction volume from 4Q 2016 to 3Q 2017 was $150.6 billion, down year-over-year by 9.8%.

• The vast majority of markets (91.9%) are in expansion phase. A shift to hypersupply is being seen in Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Atlanta, where there is strong development volume.

• Top Markets (ranked by YOY transaction growth rate): 1) Salt Lake City, UT; 2) Stamford, CT; 3) Portland, OR; 4) Pittsburgh, PA; 5) San Antonio, TX.

• 2018 Outlook: Market rents will increase on average by 2.45%. Uptick in number of markets (24%) that are forecasting higher cap rates. Approximately 10% of markets are expected to post 4% or higher value increases in 2018.

Click here to download a copy of the Viewpoint 2018 Multifamily Report: https://goo.gl/48oELj

Jay Parsons, Director of Analytics with RealPage Inc., joins show host Michael Bull on America's Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss multifamily performance trends in Atlanta moving into 2018. The topics they discuss are market changes, multifamily performance, supply, demographics trends, cap rate outlook, opportunities, and investment timing. 

Visit their website: https://www.realpage.com/

Navigating the Maturing Market: 2019 Multifamily Forecast

The tax reform induced economic surge has supercharged job creation, potentially sparking a wave of household formation. Look forward to the coming year, and prepare for a very dynamic multifamily investment outlook. The webcast will include speaker presentations followed by an interactive Q&A session.

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A new analysis by Freddie Mac finds that the strong performance experienced by the multifamily market in the first half of 2018 will continue throughout the end of the year and well into 2019.

A new analysis by Freddie Mac finds that performance in the multifamily market remained healthy during 2018 and is expected to continue into 2019, but with more modest growth in comparison to recent years.

MBA’s Vice President for Research and Economics, Jamie Woodwell, stopped by MBANow to discuss MBA’s 2017 Annual Origination Volume Summation as well as the outlook for commercial/multifamily real estate finance in 2018. For more information, please visit http://mba.org/research.