Tag Archive: investment

As Economy Rebounds, Don’t Overlook Commercial Real Estate

New Report Argues Property Can Be Hedge Against Inflation, Volatility Commercial real estate in the United States should remain a... View Article

Families Key in Future Rental Housing Market

As millennials age towards having children, while the generation continues to delay home buying, family-friendly rental units will become more... View Article

Despite the Coronavirus, Net Lease Investors Still Have an Appetite for QSRs. Here’s Why.

Despite the fact that national QSR chains are reporting an average dip in sales of about 25% in the coronavirus,... View Article

Multi-family Sold! Eastgate Apartments

Property and Location Overview: The Eastgate Apartments are located just east of I-205 in the Hazelwood neighborhood of Portland, Oregon.... View Article

The Seven Deadly Sins of CRE Investment – Globe St.

Buying a CRE asset above its value or at a low cap rate is rarely a route to a successful transaction.

Does the Spike in Net Lease Office Acquisitions Signal Waning Confidence in Economy? – NREI

Investment sales volume on net lease office properties rose considerably in the second quarter.

Successful Real Estate Investing written by Cliff Hockley is available now!

Real estate investing is a common conversation topic for good reason as it can be very lucrative, when done correctly. However, many investors have lost thousands or even millions of dollars on devastating mistakes that could have been avoided. Cliff Hockley, a property management and commercial brokerage expert, wrote Successful Real Estate Investing to help people avoid these mistakes and make as much money as possible from their real estate investments.

Regional Mall Owners Focus on Adaptive Reuse and Smaller, More Nimble Tenants – NREI

Of the more than 16 million sq. ft. of retail leases signed in the last five quarters—across all retail sectors—Reis reported grocery stores were the No. 1 new tenant, followed by home/houseware stores, gyms/fitness studios, discount variety stores, and discount clothing stores. Trampoline parks—part of the much-talked-about experiential retail—were also in the top 10.

Self-Storage Investors Start Looking at Smaller Markets to Capture Higher Yields – NREI

Investors who buy self-storage properties are being more careful about which assets to bet on, but they continue to be willing to pay top dollar for these properties.

EVENT – B&H University : URM Building Ordinance Changes

The SVN | Bluestone & Hockley corporate office at 9320 SW Barbur Blvd. Suite 300, Portland, Oregon will conduct a... View Article

Potential one-two punch of recession and shifting demographics could reduce total US vehicle demand to about 11.5 million by 2025 – Bain & Company

While auto leadership teams prepare for technological disruption, few are focused on the possible double punch of a recession and shifting demographics that is likely to slash automotive sales before new technologies take off. That scenario could leave many companies weakened and some unable to survive the transition.

Initiative Behind Portland’s Bid for MLB Team Reaches Deal with City’s Port for 45-Acre Ballpark Site – CoStar

The Portland Diamond Project noted in an announcement this past week that it reached an agreement in principle with the Port of Portland to develop a ballpark on a 45-acre site, dubbed Terminal 2. While the terms of the agreement were not disclosed in the announcement, local media outlets have reported that the property deal will be structured as a long-term lease.