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U.S. Healthcare REITs Can Withstand Medicare Reimbursement Cuts
By Jan Svec, Senior Director, U.S. REIT group, Fitch Ratings
Healthcare REITs are well positioned to deal with Medicare cuts for three reasons: granularity, location and asset management.
Single-Tenant Properties: Net-Lease Investors Increase Risk to Find Yield
By Coler Yoakam, Director, Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L.P.
Supply constraints and an abundance of capital for new credit tenant leases in first-tier markets are pushing investors to adjust their acquisition criteria and accept more risk in their net-lease investments.
Analysis of a Sale-Leaseback
By Randolph Mason, Senior Vice President & Partner, Lee & Associates
Sale-leasebacks can be an excellent way for an owner occupant to generate cash. Randolph Mason takes an in-depth look.
When Capital Calls, What Will You Do?
By Marcelo Bermúdez, President, Figueroa Capital Group, a subsidiary of Charles Dunn Co.
If you’re faced with a capital call to keep your property afloat, it’s often tempting to make shortcuts. But taking the proper steps can save your investment.
The Rumblings of a Double-Dip Recession Against Positive CRE Performance
While the worries about a double-dip recession are valid, there are strong fundamentals within commercial real estate – especially in multi-family and some office markets – that may hold off disaster.
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