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cash flow

Boston Commercial Real Estate Gains from 2005-2007 Wiped Clear in 2009?

February 5, 2009

Property & Portfolio Research has published some mean numbers that indicate that we’re going to be in for a wild ride over the next couple of years in the Boston area commercial real estate market. As much as what I hear around town is a false sense of hope and security that this will blow over soon and we’ll get back to prosperous times again, it looks like the coming storm is going to get nasty.

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How to Accumulate More Money in Commercial Real Estate Than Your Monopoly Banker

January 31, 2009

We lost sight of the basics were were taught as kids. In fact, did you know that every day more money is printed for Monopoly than the U.S Treasury? It took an email chain with a list of factoids to get me thinking that perhaps we went wrong with commercial real estate investment decisions that weren’t well informed and that strayed from the fundamentals of financial analysis for commercial real estate.

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Easily Reduce Expenses, Boost Cash-Flow to Force Appreciation in 2009

January 6, 2009

In this podcast Brecht Palombo and Jeremy Cyrier talk with Craig Foley and Tim Pulling about one way commercial property owners and business tenants can reduce their expenses in 2009.
For commercial property owners the net effect of a substantial expense reduction is forced appreciation and increased cash-flow. For business owners expenses can determine the viability [...]

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