Real Estate/Development
Oct. 2, 2000
FOCUS ON FINANCE
By Joan Kramer The weather in Southern California isn't all that's sunny these days. Low inventories and the strong economy are driving demand for an array of commercial real estate products, from multifamily housing to office buildings and industrial parks. And while interest rates have risen over the past year, competition among lenders has made capital readily available.
By Joan Kramer
The weather in Southern California isn't all that's sunny these days. Low inventories and the strong economy are driving demand for an array of commercial real estate products, from multifamily housing to office buildings and industrial parks. And while interest rates have risen over the past year, competition among lenders has made capital readily available.
In fact, with so many lenders shaving basis points to get deals on their books, low-financ...
The weather in Southern California isn't all that's sunny these days. Low inventories and the strong economy are driving demand for an array of commercial real estate products, from multifamily housing to office buildings and industrial parks. And while interest rates have risen over the past year, competition among lenders has made capital readily available.
In fact, with so many lenders shaving basis points to get deals on their books, low-financ...
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