Archive for September, 2010

UK Hoteliers Facing Commercial Property Decline

September 24th, 2010

Reports show that hotel transactions in the UK during the first three quarters of 2008 have declined by 69%. The credit crunch has directly impacted the hotel transactional market and commercial property transactions within the hotelier market are notably down. One of the biggest transactions so far this year has been the sale of a 50% stake in the Jurys Inn Chain, showing that during these hard times it is the budget sector that continues to generate interest from commercial property investors, especially those from the Middle East. This is backed up by news from Travelodge who are seeing a continuous shift of customers moving towards budget accommodation, especially amongst business travellers. This has led them to buy several more properties and to plan a joint venture with budget supermarket chain Aldi.

Good economic conditions and favourable credit options meant that 2005 to mid 2007 were extremely good years for the hotel transactional market » Read more: UK Hoteliers Facing Commercial Property Decline

Commercial Real Estate Property in India

September 24th, 2010

The term “Real estate” refers to immovable property or real property such as a building or land. Commonly said real estate is the legal term provided to the immovable property. With the development of the real estate and the emergence of the private or public sector in the real estate, it has become a major area of business.

Purchasing and selling a real estate property means high amount transaction and a significant investment; hence reliability, trust and faith plays a major role in this field. Depending upon the hour of the need the real estate business required specialization in fields like real estate marketing, appraisal or valuation service, brokerages, property management etc

Within each field, a business may specialize in a particular type of real estate, such as residential real estate, commercial properties, or industrial property. In addition, almost all construction business effectively has a connection to real estate or commerc » Read more: Commercial Real Estate Property in India

Commercial Property Analysis: Accurately Predicting Earnings

September 23rd, 2010

Commercial property real estate is a difficult niche of the real estate market, but it has the potential to be much more profitable than working simply in the area of residential real estate. Commercial property analysis can be a slightly more complicated process than other types of analysis because it typically involves many fees and permits that you don’t normally deal with. In order to get an accurate analysis, you have to take all of these factors into account. Before getting involved with in this sector of the real estate market, you should be familiar with the basics.

The value of physical business assets comes primarily from the location. Since it’s difficult to quantify the value of a location, you’ll have to go by something that is directly correlated to it, and that is the price that people are willing to pay to rent the location. To determine this, you’ll have to know a great deal about the local non-residential real estate market and any loc » Read more: Commercial Property Analysis: Accurately Predicting Earnings