Asset Preservation Techniques—Are We Devoting Our Best Efforts?
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- Commercial Lending
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Overview: The emphasis on how value is created in real estate shifts during different cycles from understanding macro-trends to understanding micromanagement. In the 1990s, significant rental rate growth allowed investors in real estate to achieve high levels of returns through appreciation. The confluence of factors that created the environment where making such investments was possible, is not expected to occur again in the near future. The return expectations that can reasonably be achieved from real estate investment, while still attractive, are lower. There is no single factor that will secure these returns for an investor. Ownership should focus on a long list of factors, which individually have only a marginal impact on total returns, but when taken together can generate attractive stable returns over the long term.
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Format: PDF | Size: 64KB | Date: Apr 2003 | Pages: 8
