🤑 Distressed Deals: Office Overload Opportunities

Discover the Best Deals in Commercial Real Estate

Hertz Properties Group, which has long been a major player in office spaces, is now facing a tough time with vacant towers and tenants jumping ship.

Meanwhile, real estate investors are making a hasty exit, treating commercial real estate funds like hot potatoes.

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They’re scrambling to sell off their investments, and the secondary market is buzzing with people snapping up these discounted assets.

It’s a far cry from the stable returns they once hoped for.

But it’s not all doom and gloom. Some risk-takers are betting big on the office market, seeing current low prices as a golden opportunity for future gains.

Plus, if you’re hunting for a home, you might find some great deals in cities where listings are soaring, though sellers in places like San Francisco are holding tight.

In this edition of the AltReports:

🔍 Survival Scrutiny

🔄 Secondary Surge

🌐 Regional Risks

💼 Office Opportunities

🏙️ Market Moves

Video of the Week: Warren Buffett Bets $285 BILLION on Recession

Chart of the Week: Commercial Loan Losses to Create Short-Term Pain, Long-Term Opportunities

Podcast of the Week: All Hell Breaks Loose this December (Worse than 2008 says Economist

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U.S. CBD Office Kingpin Thinks It Might Be Time to Fold

Looks like Hertz Properties Group is hanging on by a thread.

With tenants bailing and their fancy office towers sitting half-empty, they’re wondering if they can even keep the lights on.

Maybe they should start leasing those offices as luxury ghost towns?

CRE Investors Are Bailing Out Like It's a Sinking Ship

Apparently, real estate investors have commitment issues.

Everyone’s trying to jump ship and cash out of CRE funds like it’s the Titanic.

The secondaries market is where the action’s at now—people are buying each other’s mistakes at a discount.

Top 10 Most Vulnerable U.S. Housing Markets in Q2

Attention, bargain hunters! These ten cities are in the real estate equivalent of a freefall.

Whether you’re into Atlantic City’s beachy doom or Cleveland’s charm-free price drops, these markets are serving up deals—and foreclosures—hot and fresh.

Just bring a parachute.

Are Offices Cool Again? Some Daredevils Are Betting Big on It

A handful of brave souls are throwing money at the struggling office market, hoping to snag properties on the cheap and strike gold down the line.

They’re banking on the fact that current low prices might eventually pay off, despite remote work sticking around like a bad habit and the economy being as stable as a house of cards.

The action is mostly in big cities where office spaces have hit rock bottom.

Home Listings Are Going Up Like Crazy in Some Cities—Here’s the Scoop

In some U.S. cities, home listings are multiplying like rabbits. Austin, Nashville, and Denver can’t give them away fast enough.

Meanwhile, over in San Francisco and Seattle, sellers are still holding on to their precious inventory.

It’s a real estate game of musical chairs, and the seats are disappearing fast.