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NMHC, NAA Urge ‘Consistent Access’ To Debt

Testifying before a House subcommittee Thursday, the National Multifamily Housing Council’s chairman told lawmakers that private capital should dominate the apartment sector “wherever and whenever possible.”

CRE Fares Well In House Of Representatives’ Tax Plan

“If the final bill is similar to the one introduced today, our industry will put more people to work modernizing and improving existing properties — office buildings, shopping centers, apartments, industrial properties — to meet the changing and growing needs of American businesses and consumers.”

Which of CNL’s sponsored nontraded REIT programs had the highest average return to early investors from inception to its full-liquidity event?

Answer:  CNL Retirement Properties which was acquired by Health Care Property Investors in 2006 had an average rate of return to early investors of 11.74% according to Blue Vault’s Nontraded REIT Full-Cycle Performance Study.  The average distribution yield over the life of the REIT was 6.52% based upon the initial offering price.  The common shares which originally sold for $10.00 were redeemed for $13.89.

Investment Bankers Say REIT Outlook Remains Healthy

There’s a current of concern drifting through some in the investment banking community over what they view as a maturing real estate market recovery. On the other hand, many bankers see more of the same in 2018 as gross domestic product continues its path of modest growth combined with low interest rates and open debt markets.

Banks Ask If The End Of The Cycle Is Upon Us

Lodging Conference panelists said hurricanes will escalate prices and there is already an inordinate amount of hotel supply in Houston; also money is cheap, but some are waiting until the political uncertainty passes.

Interval Funds Explained

What is an “interval fund”? Interval funds are SEC-registered closed-end funds that provide continuous offerings of their securities. They usually price and sell their shares daily, but do not list them on an exchange. They redeem shares by making periodic repurchase (tender) offers at net asset value in compliance with Rule 23c-3(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940.