Those tenants are conditioned for that tenant base to get the unit with landlord paid utility.Many parts of Mass. have cap rate compression so you can get premium pricing.

This time frame is a bit compressed in a tight market but I've found it to generally hold true.

Some of the sources said that Dubai seems to be stabilizing thereby compressing rental yields.

I'm reading that price ranges are compressing.

The Lithonia deal may have a higher cap rate (as it should) where the Peach tree corners may be higher appreciation following rent raises (commercial does not appreciate for any other reason but by cap rate compression PLUS NOI increases).Is the syndication debt only, cash flow only or a mix of appreciation (at the end) and percent of cash flow as it increases..Lots of syndications benefit the syndicators mostly, some are balanced and are win-win for the investor as well. 

Can you spell cap rate compression to treasury rates? 

Usually old insulation gets compressed or is just inadequate and new sruff is blown over it.

Im pricing it to sell to the investor coming from an overpriced primary market with compressed cap rates.

If NOI increases then Value/Price should increase (if cap rates remain constant) if cap rates compress (go down) Prices/Values should increase (if income remains constant.

I’m curious if anyone here who has been purchasing or acquiring new SFH’s in recent months have seen a compression in their cash on cash returns?