Sunday, May 16, 2010

NAI Global: Commercial Real Estate Leveling Off


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Commercial Real Estate Industry Leveling Off

The Real Estate Roundtable’s latest quarterly “Sentiment Survey” released yesterday suggests that the decline in commercial real estate  markets and property values has begun to level off although tremendous uncertainty remains about the pace and strength of recovery. The survey also finds that capital is becoming somewhat more available although improved availability appears to be limited to specific geographic areas and/ore property types.
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Rex Benton is Savannah Commercial Real Estate agent with NAI Savannah, a division of Mopper-Stapen, Realtors and is a contributing columnist for BiS-Business In Savannah weekly business publication. www.mopper-stapen.com 912.238.0874 Office Retail Industrial Investment Real Estate. For more updates on Savannah Commercial Real Estate click the link.

4 comments:

  1. Last year the market was really at a very high peak and many people overpaid for houses. That is probably what you are seeing and you should look at what homes have sold for during the past 6 months and price your home in that range. Also, look at how many homes are on the market now and see if you are the best deal out there. There is not much you can do. If you overpriced your home from the begining then many buyers were not turned on initially from the price and most likely will not return.

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  2. Thanks for sharing the link leading to the article. I agree with what real estate stated above, there is really not much we can do.

    Good luck and more power.

    Richard
    Office for rent

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  3. A report saying that 2010 saw $115 billion in commercial real estate transaction volume, up from $54.6 billion in 2009 (up 111 percent!).

    New York Office space

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    1. The Nai global commercial real estate has been described very well b y you. Thanks for sharing

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