Around the country, investors are always looking for the next big opportunity in order to stay on top of the market. Here are Commercial Brokers Internationals predictions for investment locations in 2019.
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We have all said hello to 2019. As we enter this New Year it’s a great time to take steps to position our investments, finances, and estate plan to flourish in 2019. Some of those steps will include an overall review of your investment plan to reducing your exposure stocks and shift more into bonds; or updating your will and end-of-life-documents.
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The Single Tenant Triple Net (STNL) market has been on fire the last few years, with a slew of new buyers looking to acquire a STNL.
Many of these buyers are first time purchasers of commercial property. A basic law of economics states that if there is an increase in demand and stable inventory available then prices must increase. This is exactly what we’ve seen over the last few years as CAP rates have continued to compress.
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Even though the US is becoming notorious to many foreign investors as a place not worth investing due to the protectionist policy and fears of trade wars, one sector is still seeing many investments pouring in. We are naturally talking about the commercial real estate (CRE) sector. The investments made into CRE are a considerable portion of the overall investments coming to the country.
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The Single Tenant Triple Net (STNL) market has been on fire the last few years. A slew of new buyers are looking to acquire a STNL. Many of these buyers are first time purchasers of commercial property, and many are unsure of how best to analyze the strength of the investment.
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Investments in commercial real estate are at an all-time high, especially in the Southern California and Los Angeles submarkets. Southern California has always attracted investors willing to pay higher prices, and receive initial lower CAP rates as this market has substantially outperformed the national average for rental and property value appreciation. This is no different in the current market, with prices remaining high, properties that are priced right are selling almost immediately. This is primarily due to the demand from new investors and lower inventory, as well as easily accessible and low cost debt. Many owners are looking to capitalize off of this up market and sell their properties; however, there are at least three things to consider first.
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