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NOVEMBER 12, 2020

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Finance & Investment

What Family Offices, HNWIs Think of Retail Assets in the Current Market

In spite of overall caution in the investment sales market, some family offices and high-net-worth investors (HNWIs) have been looking at this as a time of opportunity. So are they pursuing any retail investments with all of the added challenges during the pandemic? Are these wealthy investors looking for potential distressed deals, or are they sitting on the sidelines?

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Making Sense of CRE Valuations and Appraisals

It's prudent to keep in mind what questions you are trying to answer with an appraisal before engaging an appraiser.

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Alternative Properties

NREI's Common Area: Moving Past Hospitality's Very Bad Year

David Duncan, the president and CEO of First Hospitality, comes on the podcast to discuss the outlook on hotel real estate.

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Is McDonald’s Trying to Catch Up to Rivals with New Growth Plan?

Adding a loyalty program and a premium chicken sandwich, announced Monday, are long overdue for the Chicago-based chain, says industry analyst John Gordon; franchisees have been asking for months for a sandwich that can compete with Chick-fil-A.

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American Companies Are Stockpiling Cash Before Covid Winter Hits

There will likely be more companies tapping credit markets amid record low borrowing costs.

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Eight Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

After a week of uncertainty, enough votes have been counted in California to confirm that the contentious Prop 15 measure that would have instituted a split roll property tax system was defeated. Deutsche Bank has suggested a five percent tax on people that work from home to subsidize those who cannot, reports BBC. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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