January 21st, 2011 | Category Articles

The Distressed Asset Trifecta

By Miguel de Arcos Originally posted at svnfloridablog.com

I recently found myself in the middle of the ultimate testament to the phrase “distressed sale” in today’s market. I call this situation the Distressed Asset Trifecta.

I was having a conversation on distressed assets with a bank President friend of mine. The discussion turned [...]

January 21st, 2011 | Category Articles

Is 2011 going to be the year of “Modify and Pacify”?

by Jerry Anderson, CCIM Originally posted at svnfloridablog.com

I attended the Interface Distressed Asset Conference last  month in Miami with our Loan Sales team leader, Pat Blount. I facilitated one of the panels on the topic of “Value, who knows”?  Not only was the temperature abnormally cold, so was the outlook for commercial [...]

December 6th, 2010 | Category Articles, News

9 Biggest Mistakes a Tenant Makes in Leasing a Commercial Property

Office Space

In today’s market, so many business’s are considering leasing versus purchasing their real estate. I felt it timely to share some interesting information regarding common office space leasing mistakes that we see Tenant’s making all the time when not properly represented by an experienced Tenant Representation Broker. If you are in the process of searching for office space, or you wish to renegotiate your current office lease, please call me @ 850.877.6000 for more details. We can help you significantly, at no cost to you. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas —Carlton. [...]

November 23rd, 2010 | Category News

For Investors looking to profit…the key is Timing, Timing, Timing

If you have, bought, sold, traded or even remotely been around real estate, you know the phrase “Location, Location, Location.” While this old adage couldn’t be more true when it comes to identifying great real estate, I am often asked the question “how do I identify opportunities in this marketplace?”

For investors [...]

August 14th, 2010 | Category News

Dog Days of Summer-Market News

The Motley Fool reports that there are strong signs that the CRE market may have finally hit bottom. Deal volume is increasing as investors, and pools of investor funds, are looking to put idle cash to work in something that yield better than investing in treasuries. Even though banks are still holding significant [...]