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Welcome to theColdwell Banker CommercialNew York Regional Commercial Real Estate Forum Host Company: Coldwell Banker Commercial Properties Unlimited
Climb For Kid’s Sake 2007 Team Raised $35,000
Climb For Kid’s Sake 2008September 20th – 27th Our Goal $52,374 www.events.org/cbcclimb
Market Overview Early Innings of a Challenging Market
Tale of Two Markets • Investment Sales and Related Pricing • The Overall Fundamental Picture
Capital Markets Prices are declining as CAP rates return to normalized levels Active buyers are sidelined Cash buyers (Institutional) are taking advantage of the market Increase in foreign buyer interest
Capital Markets Sales Volume (70%), - However, over $85b of significant deals did close All cash, assumable mortgages or seller financing are behind the majority of successful transactions this year The major national banks account for just 9% of acquisition financings
Sources of Acquisition Financing Source: RCA
Office: Cap Rates and Transaction Volume CBD SUBURBAN CBD SUBURBAN Source: RCA
Industrial: Cap Rates and Transaction Volume FLEX WAREHOUSE Cap Rates (7.35%) Sales Volume (49%) FLEX WAREHOUSE Source: RCA
Sources of Acquisition Financing Source: RCA
Industrial: Market & Regional Volume Changes West Source: RCA
Retail: Market & Regional Volume Changes Sales Volume (62%) Source: RCA
Retail Cap Rates Cap Rates Overall (7%) Source: RCA
Multi-Family: Market & Regional Volume Changes Source: RCA
Multi-Family GARDEN MID/HIGH-RISE Cap Rates (6.6%) Sales Volume (45%) GARDEN MID/HIGH-RISE Source: RCA
Market Fundamentals • Weakening National Picture • Disciplined Market on Supply Side • Turn from a Landlord’s to a Tenant’s Marketplace
Office Absorption (negative) Vacancy (13%) Rents (3.9%) Source: Reis
Industrial Net Absorption (225K) Vacancy (10.3%) Rents (2.9%) Average NNN rents: Flex: $10.21 Manufacturing: $4.70 Warehouse: $4.60 Source: Reis
Retail: Consumer Sentiment Source: Reis
Retail Absorption (-3.2m) Vacancy (8.2%) Rents (2%) Source: Reis
Multi-Family Rents (4.4%) Vacancy (6%) Source: Reis
Market Summary Expect price declines (5% - 15%) for investment properties Leverage remains scarce (primarily balance sheet lenders only) Sale inventory increasing significantly but no “fire sales” Fundamentals indicating a weakening picture through 2009. A transitioning market but the picture is not an unhealthy one
Services Industry Revenues will be off in sales and leasing by 20% -30% Consolidation of providers (mergers and acquisitions) will continue Market Knowledge - not information will drive “off market” opportunities
What You Can Do • Drive better credit tenants to properties • Position the asset within its market, not the market within the asset • Establish a repositioning strategy to drive value • Incentive fees for Property Managers • Corporations need help listing sublet space • Develop knowledge scenarios that differentiate you • Stay on top of every piece of business you have • Use the platform to differentiate
Welcome to theColdwell Banker CommercialWestern Regional Commercial Real Estate Forum Host Company: Coldwell Banker Commercial Properties Unlimited