What difficulties do commercial building owners face in the weak economy?
November 06, 2009 10:30AM
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Anonymous
Re-Financing, maintaining pro-forma rents
Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
How to get their money out before they lose their shirt.
Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
No tenants, DUH !!!! No Money, DUH !!!!
Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
Vacancy, obviously.
Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
Commercial building owners like Silverstein have problems, because they have a lot of space to fill. Commercial building owners like Moinian have trouble, because after not paying their subcontractors and vendors for years, no one wants any part of their buildings.
Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
Vacancy, Unemployment, lack of financing, negative perception...
Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 11/06/09
Anonymous
it's difficult to put in more money/more effort in a property that the value go's down every single day...
Comment #7 Posted By: Anonymous 11/07/09
Anonymous
lower demand = higher vacancy lower demand = lower rents the above = higher CAP rates the above = little to no financing other than that...
Comment #8 Posted By: Anonymous 11/08/09