All Forum Posts by: Kishore P.

@Andrew Johnson : Appreciate your insight and Thank you for taking the time to respond and post here.

@Joel Owens, @Andrew Johnson: Appreciate you Joel for moderating this forum and post, so in both your assessment, If I were to make a stretch here:  shifting population Demographic/Density will open up new opportunities with repurposed retail space. Reading the News Editorial one comes away with not so rosy picture. Glad to note that yourself and others out here still take the contrarian view and see opportunities galore !

BTW, I just got my State of Michigan Salesperson license last week and looking into Commercial Real Estate and my plan is to continue my education in Real Estate and hang my license with Commercial/Residental Broker. There are so many avenues in Commercial Real Estate my head spin sometimes.

 Thank You, both for insight.

Hello:

1. http://tinyurl.com/CRE-Bubble-Burst

2. http://tinyurl.com/11-Trillion-Bubble

The above mentioned two articles paints a dismal future for Commercial Real Estate (CRE).

I was hoping a learned members here who are Investors/Economists connected with CRE can throw some light on What does it means to Real Estate in general and educate the fellow BP folks.

The following are few questions that come to light :

1. Who bails out the banks/Insurance companies if the Commercial Backed Mortgage Securities (CBMS) collapses in Value when the underlying asset looses value?

2. What happens to Millions of Retail Space, will they be re-zoned for other uses? Rezoning increase Inventories of its class, which mean deflationary pressure on $ price/sft ?

3. How ? will Cities and Municipalities cope with revenue short fall that CRE in their respective communities were generating , What will its effect on the Bond Rating for Municipal Bonds of such communities.

4. Will it mean uptick of more Municipalities filing bankruptcies, cause a deflationary pressure on Home Values, will it wipe away the gains made post Financial Armageddon Part I in 2008.

5. Will the real estate holding companies holding millions of SFT on their portfolio be able to sustain and find alternate re-financing.

6. What impact does this situation have on Banks lending for smaller REI to Commercial and Residential Real Estate Market?

Pl, abstain from trolling making disparaging, denigrating and disingenuous comments

I appreciate in advance comments that provide other differing views and insights to all readers alike.

Thank You

Sincerely

Kishore. P

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