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Archives for June 2009

The “Fund Gap” Threatens …
Higher-Priced Commercial Property

25 June, 2009 by Chris Lang Leave a Comment

Earlier this year, you read about a funding crisis pending for Property Trusts and Institutional buyers. And this is not helped by the RuddBank failing to materialise.

With a surge in the Share Market since March, several recent capital raisings have helped some of these larger property owners.

However, with the latest hiccup in Share Market confidence, you’re unlikely to see much more capital raised in this way.

Capital Gap

Capital Gap

As such, Quadrant Real Estate Advisors have concerns with the high debt levels for these owners of Investment-grade property.

As you can appreciate, the financiers are proving to be rather difficult.

Therefore, over the next two years, you could see a gap of up to $30 billion emerge, between properly valuations and what bank are prepared to fund.

But these problems seem to relate mostly to commercial properties worth more than $20 million.

Because, for properties less than $10 million … the market appears conservatively geared, and is experiencing strong demand — especially for properties in Melbourne, priced under $5 million.

So it is somewhat a two-tiered market … with a number of good opportunities starting to emerge.

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Filed Under: Offices, Using Debt, Your Exposure Tagged With: brisbane, chris lang, financiers, gap, hiccup, institutional buyers, melbourne, offices, perth, price, property, property owners, property trusts, quadrant, real estate, share market, sydney, valuations

CBD Office Shortage Looming for Melbourne

18 June, 2009 by Chris Lang Leave a Comment

h3. And Rentals are Set to Rise …

The recent boom period saw prime Office rentals in Brisbane, Sydney and Perth hit the $1,000 per sq metre mark. However, they have fallen dramatically from that peak, since mid-2008

Meanwhile, Melbourne has remained steady at around $750 per sq metre — mainly because most of its new development has occurred in pre-committed medium-rise buildings, within the Docklands precinct.
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Filed Under: Investment Objectives, Investment Opportunity, Offices, Property Cycles Tagged With: australian capital cities, boom, boom period, brisbane, cbd, docklands precinct, h3, lead time, medium rise, melbourne, melbourne cbd, offices, perth, prime office, rise buildings, savills, sq metre, sq metres, sydney

Depreciation : 4 Myths Keeping You From
Maximising Your Secret Tax Advantage

3 June, 2009 by Chris Lang Leave a Comment

Capture The Benefits

Capture The Benefits

Depreciation is probably the most under-used weapon to legitimately shelter a significant portion of your property income.

And as a Commercial Investor, you really do have an unfair advantage over somebody investing in only residential property.

Therefore, let’s now set about dispelling a few of the common Myths concerning Depreciation.
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Filed Under: Economic Issues, Global Scene, Industrial Sector, Interest Rates, Investment Objectives, Investment Opportunity, Property Cycles, Retail Sector, Tax Depreciation, Your Exposure Tagged With: accountant, chris lang, commercial investor, common myths, large portion, myth 2, myth 3, purchase contract, quantity surveyor, residential property, tax advantage, tax returns, unfair advantage

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