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Volume 2 - Number 20 | October 24, 2005
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Top Story: Small Commercial Loans Move Into the Big Leagues
By Erika Morphy
The Stamford, CT-based CBA Commercial LLC, a finance company specializing in the purchase and securitization of small balance multifamily, commercial and mixed-use mortgage loans, will unveil details of its recently announced CBAC Authorized Lender program at this week’s Mortgage Bankers Association 92nd annual convention here (assuming the conference is not disrupted by Hurricane Wilma.)
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Behind the Deal(s): More Cap Rate Compression?
By Benjamin Mark Cole
Cap rates nationwide fell to record lows in September, but there is still room for more “compression,” says Dan Fasulo, director of the Real Capital Analytics Market Analysis Group, a real estate research company. By his reckoning, US real estate still has room for appreciation.
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INSIDER: Brascan’s David Arthur
By Erika Morphy
D&E Journal spoke with David Arthur, president and CEO of Brascan Real Estate Opportunity Fund about his plans to bring value to the fund from this latest acquisition as well as longer term objectives.
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Capital Watch: California’s Hotel-Motel Market Just Became More Expensive
By Benjamin Mark Cole
Already the most expensive of any major region in the country, the California hotel/motel market became even more expensive amid record sales in the first half of this year, according to a report just released by the Costa Mesa-based Atlas Hospitality Group, a hospitality property brokerage house. The average priced hotel room in California, in the first half of 2005, sold for $97,361, up a hefty 32.7% from $73,353 in the year-earlier period, reports Atlas.
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