Thought Leadership
Press Release: CREModels Featured in Multifamily Dive
General partners should ramp up their outreach to multifamily and commercial real estate co-investors at a time of rising concern about the economy.
Read MoreForce Majeure in Real Estate Leases During the Coronavirus Pandemic
With the coronavirus pandemic on everyone’s mind, an often overlooked clause is gaining prominence in all contracts, including real estate leases: Force Majeure.
Read MoreBuilding Project Momentum with Real Estate Financial Models
Real estate developers and investors compete for attention with other professionals in the business, but often their financial models become an obstacle to their efforts.
Read MoreOpportunity Zone Business: The Business of Opportunity Q&A with CREModels
One of the main focuses of the recently released Opportunity Zone guidance was on Qualified Opportunity Zone Businesses (QOZB). Michael Harris with CREModels indicated that the new guidance is hugely important for O-zone business which, in turn, will impact real estate development. Connect Media recently asked him a few questions about guidance clarifications, and how they impact both business and real estate in Opportunity Zones.
Read MoreWhy Sellers Should Run Due Diligence, Too
While still relatively rare, sell-side real estate due diligence can reduce the property’s time on the market, lower the risk of re-trades and improve the return, advise two consultants with CREModels.
Read MoreDue Diligence is Critical for West Coast Real Estate Investors
Due diligence is of the utmost importance in all real estate transactions. However, it is particularly crucial in the West where taxes, resources and weather can play a role in a landlord’s ability to increase (or decrease) their ROI.
Read MoreA New Formula for Retail Rents
As shopper behavior continues to evolve, shopping center owners are exploring new ways of calculating rents that are less dependent on sales.
Read MoreWhy Retail Landlords Lose Tons Of Money To Faulty Expense Calculations
CAM recs article, originally appeared on Forbes.com by Mike Harris Retail real estate has an underappreciated problem: Year after year, incorrect or incomplete tenant expense reconciliations cost landlords an enormous amount of money. Erroneous common area maintenance and other reconciliations (generally referred to by the catchall term “CAM recs”) can account for hundreds of thousands…
Read MoreFrom Stores To Showrooms: Evolving The In-Store Experience And Underwriting Practices
E-commerce is transforming retail real estate, and yet the most drastic changes may still be ahead.
Read MoreWest Coast Real Estate Developers Making the Leap to Mixed-Use
Adding a mix of uses to a project brings an air of diversity, attracting more people to the same place. Below, mixed-use experts give their impressions of where this trend is headed.
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