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Understanding Weighted Average Lease Term (WALT) in Commercial Real Estate

Property Metrics

WALT measures the average remaining lease term of tenants in a property, weighted by their rental income contribution or square footage occupied. Definition: WALT is the average remaining lease term of tenants in a property, weighted by either rental revenue or square footage. What is Weighted Average Lease Term (WALT)?

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Impact of COVID-19 On Appraisals

Simonson Real Estate

Retail is a tale of the haves and have-nots. Industrial sales transactions down 14%, total value up 197% – CSM portfolio Multi-Family transactions down 65% with total value down 90% Office transactions down 55% with total value down 80% Retail sales transactions down 74% total value down 89% Hotel transactions went from 8 to 0 sales.

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Six Essential Steps to Commercial Real Estate Success

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

Whether it’s a residential building or a retail mall, you want to attract tenants and clients so that you can start generating profit. It will also ensure that the future users of the development are living or working in a safe structure, too. Invest in marketing. You’ll need to market your development once it is complete.

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Why Industrial Space for Rent Is the Hottest CRE Sector in 2021

The Robert Weiler Company

Retail products, food manufacturing, and pharmaceutical healthcare are all examples of different types of production facilities. Bulk warehousing : Warehouse rental space that stores goods in large quantities, most commonly as middleman storage between retailers and distributors. Industrial real estate comes in various forms.

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Minneapolis/St. Paul – 2019-2020 Commercial Real Estate Value Trends

Simonson Real Estate

Paul Commercial Real Estate Valuation and Appraisal Forecast Summit held at the Golden Valley Country Club on Friday, January 17, 2020. Topics centered on valuation trends for the retail, industrial, office and multi-family property sectors. The gap between retailers that are doing well and those struggling is widening.

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Cap rates rising following historic lows

Valuation Review

Valuation Review reached out to Senior Vice President John Feeney of The Boulder Group for his thoughts on cap rates in the single tenant lease sector. Feeney, in his article “The Net Lease Market Report,” pointed out many trends and statistics within the market reflecting what is happening in net lease retail and industrial assets.

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2020 Banking and Construction Lending Trends for Minnesota

Simonson Real Estate

Industrial Multi-Family Office – depends on location and tenant mix Retail – Dependent on tenant mix Hotels – While there are some lending options, most of the banks surveyed talked about steering clear of hotels at present time. Others such as Target benefitted greatly as they were deemed an essential retail business.

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