Online Returns Are Boosting Retail Demand
The reverse supply chain is helping to create more demand for retail space in Los Angeles—not that the market has extra to spare.
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Can Be A Good Solution To Common 1031 Exchange Challenges
There are limited listings in today’s real estate market making it difficult to find suitable 1031 exchange replacement properties. DSTs are prearranged replacement properties that can close in as little as three business days.
CRE Investors Prepare for Silver Tsunami in Seniors Sector
The “silver tsunami” of baby boomers set to enter the seniors housing market over the next decade has real estate developers and investors jostling to establish themselves in the sector to take advantage.
1031 Insider DSTs – An Option To Keep On Your 1031 Radar
DSTs offer an intriguing option for investors who are looking for properties to complete their 1031 Exchanges.
Another Sign We Have Become A Renter Nation
Renting a three-bedroom property is more affordable than buying a median-priced home in or 59% of US counties analyzed by ATTOM Data Solutions.
ICSC Speaker: E-Commerce Did Not Cause Dept. Store Woes
The founder of SiteWorks points to big-box stores and income disparity as retail’s real disruptors.
Rising Interest Rates Lift Outlook for Apartments
Though mortgage interest rates remain historically low, the average 30-year fixed rate reached its highest level since 2011.
Drop in Permits Signals Promise of Future Multifamily Market Balance
There are only a few ways to receive special tax treatment on the sale of real estate. One is IRC Section 121 (“primary residence” exemption), for those who qualify and another is IRC Section 1031 tax deferral on the exchange of investment property that qualifies under Section 1031 and the Treasury Regulation guidelines.
Understanding 1031 Exchanges with Farms and Ranches
There are only a few ways to receive special tax treatment on the sale of real estate. One is IRC Section 121 (“primary residence” exemption), for those who qualify and another is IRC Section 1031 tax deferral on the exchange of investment property that qualifies under Section 1031 and the Treasury Regulation guidelines.
Split treatment 1031 Exchange transactions: Use two sections to your advantage (§121 & §1031)
There are only a few ways to receive special tax treatment on the sale of real estate. One is IRC Section 121 (“primary residence” exemption), for those who qualify and another is IRC Section 1031 tax deferral on the exchange of investment property that qualifies under Section 1031 and the Treasury Regulation guidelines.
Health Care Just Became the U.S.’s Largest Employer
Due to the inexorable aging of the country—and equally unstoppable growth in medical spending—it was long obvious that health-care jobs would slowly take up more and more of the economy.
Hotels to Stay Positive as Tax Law Bolsters Economic Growth
Extended growth cycle points to continued hotel sector momentum. New research from Marcus & Millichap offers their outlook for hospitality investors.
Chinese investment in Los Angeles and U.S. real estate plunged in 2017 on new restrictions
There was a 55% drop in new Chinese investment in U.S. commercial real estate in 2017 compared with the year before, as spending fell from $16.2 billion in 2016 to $7.3 billion last year, according to a report Tuesday by real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield.
The Tax Bill’s Impact on Multifamily
When the issue of tax reform started percolating once more in our nation’s capital soon after the 2016 presidential election, National Apartment Association president and CEO Robert Pinnegar was concerned.
Falling occupancy and decelerating rents: The multifamily housing sector finally runs into some economic resistance
What has caused U.S. multifamily rents to decelerate so sharply over the past 18 to 24 months? The main driver appears to be the extent to which supply growth has put downward pressure on occupancy rates in individual metros.