The CRE Financial Council’s Distress Debt Summit, held in Santa Monica on May 9th and 10th, was well worth attending. What follows are a few conference topics and what we felt were views sharing significant consensus or opposition. We hope you will find this as interesting as we did.
In this analysis, LANDCO Principal David Rosenbaum examines a question recently put forth by Marc Andreesen and the implications for LANDCO: What if e-commerce reduces in-store sales, even by just a little bit? And what happens if the loss of volume is not just temporary, but structural?
Square peg for a square hole, couldn’t be a more applicable metaphor for today’s real estate business. Businesses are quickly made and broken by their capital structures more so than …
In this analysis, LANDCO Principal David Rosenbaum examines the role of austerity in our current economic climate.
China, for all of its wealth creation, continues to seek US investment alternatives. On our recent visit, manufacturers, business people, and family offices affirmed that the US, Latin America, and Africa are popular investment destinations.
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5th of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Climate change has brought us to a turning point in real estate as important as the invention of skyscrapers or the conception of suburbia, perhaps as important as the settling of the west.
4th of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Polling reveals that Americans have begun to accept as scientific fact that human activity is dangerously affecting the climate (Rasmussen, Quinnipiac, Yale, National Wildlife Federation).
3rd of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Call it earth-friendly or economically imperative, investors who embrace the greening of real estate can profit by getting ahead of the curve. Denial and resistance are dead ends.
2nd of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: The guys in the green jerseys are in the LEED. That’s exactly where real estate must go in order to stay in the game. The future is with environmental regulation.
On September 13, the Federal Reserve announced a third round of quantitative easing (QE3) by committing to purchase mortgage bonds at the rate of $40 viagra en mujeres efectos B …
Morgan Stanley’s view of a “rentership society” is an interesting read, but underlying it is the specious argument that Fannie and Freddie caused the housing crisis. This myth has been …
Q3-11 Situation Analysis Rental Housing Elizabeth Duke, a Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, spoke on September 1 in support of turning bank-owned homes into rentals. She said …
Even before the housing bubble, economists had been saying for a long time that American household wealth was way over-invested in personal residences and under-invested in commercial assets. In financial …
Q2-11 Situation Analysis We know that money is prone to change in value. When it is relatively easy to come by, it is less valuable, meaning that people are more …
Q1-11 Situation Analysis Fourth quarter data from MIT’s Transaction-Based Index suggests that commercial real estate (CRE) bottomed out one year ago and has begun a smart recovery since. When all …
Q4-10 Situation Analysis Like almost all businesses, and every small one, LANDCO relies on how to remove side effects of viagra employed persons with good wages to be our customers. …
Q3-10 Situation Analysis How should one decide on pricing a CRE asset in today’s market? Let’s assume that the property in question is a condominium project that failed during the …
Q1-10 Situation Analysis Measure of Competitiveness At the same rent, a new building will lure tenants away from an older one, so a used property must charge lower rents. It …
Q3-09 Situation Analysis The Commercial Real Estate Environment — 2009: Beginning in 2005, commercial real estate prices began to depart from a 20-year trend of 1.4% annual growth. This was …
