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July 11, 2017

Real Estate’s Triple Play: Single-tenant, triple-net leased assets are a relatively safe way for investors to access real estate without taking on management and operating costs

Real Estate’s Triple Play: Single-tenant, triple-net leased assets are a relatively safe way for investors to access real estate without taking on management and operating costs July 1, 2017 | by SHEILA HOPKINS | RealAssetsAdviser Despite its many benefits, real estate is well known for a few specific characteristics that give private investors pause. Its illiquidity,…

July 11, 2017

Cap Rates Drop as Competition for Medical Office Buildings Heats Up

Cap Rates Drop as Competition for Medical Office Buildings Heats Up The intense vying for urgent care centers, surgery centers and other outpatient medical facilities is driving down cap rates in the sector. July 10, 2017 | by Donna Mitchell | National Real Estate Investor When Physicians Realty Trust announced a purchase of 18 medical office facilities located…

July 11, 2017

Top 6 Issues Affecting Commercial Real Estate

Top 6 Issues Affecting Commercial Real Estate June 29, 2017 | by Saraf Ahmed | BISNOW Political volatility, tech disruption and rising sea levels — these are but a few of the issues on the minds of commercial real estate professionals and policymakers globally. The following are six of the top trends CRE players worry will affect real estate in…

July 11, 2017

Attitudes About Mixed-Use Have Changed Dramatically

Attitudes About Mixed-Use Have Changed Dramatically In the past four or five years, mixed-use projects have become part of our culture, and we are embracing this asset class more as an extension of everyone’s life, say speakers at PCBC. July 7, 2017 | by CARRIE ROSSENFELD | GlobeSt.com SAN DIEGO—In the past four or five years, mixed-use projects have…

July 10, 2017

Crisis-era CMBS proving less worrisome than once feared

Crisis-era CMBS proving less worrisome than once feared July 6, 2017 | by Jake Mooney and Zach Fox | SNL High property values and abundant capital from a variety of lending sources are helping commercial real estate property owners refinance their debt, even on higher-risk loans underwritten in the boom years leading up to the last financial crisis. Issuance…

July 7, 2017

The DI Wire Q&A with SC Distributors President Pat Miller

The DI Wire Q&A with SC Distributors President Pat Miller July 7, 2017 | The DI Wire The DI Wire sat down with SC Distributors president Pat Miller to discuss the company, his background in the direct investment space, and the new regulatory landscape. Can you briefly share a bit about your background and history…

July 7, 2017

What Finra pays its top executives

What Finra pays its top executives July 7, 2017 | by Mark Schoeff Jr. | InvestmentNews Each year, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc., the brokerage industry self-regulator, publishes the total compensation for its 10 highest-paid executives in its annual report. In a message accompanying this year’s report, Finra president and chief executive Robert W. Cook said that…

July 6, 2017

1031 ‘Like-Kind’ Exchanges Are Under Fire. Again

1031 'Like-Kind' Exchanges Are Under Fire. Again June 29, 2017 | by Ben Mattlin | Financial Advisor With all the turmoil in Washington, one important proposed tax change has mostly fallen through the cracks: the gutting or outright elimination of the 1031 exchange provision. Essentially, Section 1031 of the tax code allows those who sell a parcel…

July 6, 2017

Focus on Alternatives: Richard Gann on share classes

Focus on Alternatives: Richard Gann on share classes July 2017 | Real Assets Adviser Richard Gann, chief products officer at Steadfast Capital Markets Group, discusses the different share class structures in non-traded alternative investments, including the basics of A, T, and R/I shares, differences in pricing and distribution yields, fee structures and more. Read Full Article…