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REO Bank Owned Commercial Real Estate in San Bernardino County for Sale

This bank owned commercial property consists of a single story building within the city of Ontario. This 8,552 square foot commercial real estate property is priced to sell. Uses include:  childcare facility, school, day care, church, special use. The subject was built in 1965 and was used as a daycare facility. The improvements are wood frame construction, with painted stucco exterior, and a built up composition roof. The HVAC equipment is located on the roof of the improvements.

540 W. Maple St. Ontario, CA 91762
The subject property is approximately 0.9 miles north of Hwy. 60 and 3 miles south of Interstate 10.
Closest cross streets: S. San Antonio Ave. and W. Francis St.
Located in a residential community across the street from an elementary school

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www.reit.com Commercial real estate trends and issues that were prevalent in 2011 will continue into 2012, according to Steve Hentschel, managing director and head of Real Estate Banking, Gleacher & Co. In a video interview with REIT.com at REITWorld 2011 NAREIT’s Annual Convention For All Things REIT in Dallas at the Hilton Anatole hotel in November, Hentschel discussed sector fundamentals and recovery. He said that topics including global economic uncertainty, sovereign debt issues, nervous investors and market volatility, will continue into the New Year. When it comes to REITs specifically, Hentschel said one of the trends from 2011 that will carry over into 2012 is the trend of REITs owning core real estate. “People are looking for safety and want to own the highest quality assets,” he said. “There will be a continued emphasis on major market 24/7 cities that have global appeal.” In terms of trends that will be different, Hentschel pointed to leverage. He said that currently there’s too much of a penalty for REITs with high leverage. “The pendulum has swung a little too far in the other direction, so I think that gap will close,” Hentschel said. He added that there’s going to be more of a focus on debt maturities schedules and less focus on the absolute level of leverage. “Another thing that’s developing is that we are watching more private capitol become frustrated with the low cap rates in high quality assets. The spread has just tightened too much,” Hentschel said

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