Commercial Real Estate Market On It's Way Down!

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  • GTS Mark
    Vrume Mark
    • Jan 2001
    • 20912

    #1

    Commercial Real Estate Market On It's Way Down!

    I know we have all been gossiping on the "bubble bursting" soon. Today I have pretty much seen first hand that it's about to start sliding...

    Just about to close on a commercial office building and went over all the deals on the table for financing with my broker Ian. He mentioned that we are one of the last deals that will go through at the 15% down deal, all of the new deals in the future will need 25% down. He said that all the lenders are backing off on the commercial and will need 25% down in the future. Please keep in mind this pretty much this only deals with COMMERCIAL not residential.

    He also mentioned house appraisals are coming in way under the proper appraisals they need. He said this is happening all over the place now and you really have to watch yourself or at closing time you might get stuck having to kick in some serious cash to close a deal.

    Anyways don't want to sound like the sky is falling but watch what happens in the next 6 months in the canadian real estate market it could be very interesting. My bet is higher rates to lend money, house appraisals getting more and more out of wack and people will simply not be able to buy what they want at the price they want and sell what they want at the price they want.

    Personally I hope the market goes to complete hell in a handbag so I can pick up some great deals, but only time will tell

    DH
  • JFK
    FUBAR the ORIGINATOR
    • Jan 2002
    • 67373

    #2
    Real Estate goes in apx 5 yr cycles , perhaps its time for the downcycle. You are lucky you were able to get in with 15% down , around here they all want 25.

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    • simple simon
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2005
      • 854

      #3
      not worried 1 bit
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      • KRL
        Entrepreneur
        • Oct 2002
        • 31429

        #4
        This is a great pic of the real estate industry.



        The title is "Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down."

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        • simple simon
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2005
          • 854

          #5
          Originally posted by KRL
          This is a great pic of the real estate industry.



          The title is "Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down."

          and the end result is profit, profit, profit
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          • slapass
            Too lazy to set a custom title
            • Nov 2002
            • 14625

            #6
            commercial real estate is much more volatile then residential.

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            • Shooter
              Confirmed User
              • Apr 2001
              • 2842

              #7
              Are you buying it for new office space or is it another investment property?

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