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Greg L.
  • Investor
  • Lehigh Valley, PA
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Cap rate compression

Greg L.
  • Investor
  • Lehigh Valley, PA
Posted

I invest in an area where it seems that cap rates are compressing.  There are many commercial properties selling for cap rates around 5-6% which will simply not cash flow with debt.  Typically, banks appraise these at 9% and most were selling at that prior to the past year.  What are the implications of this for future rent and appreciation?  Do you view cap rate compression as a bell weather for higher rents and thus even higher appreciation in the near term?

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