Commercial Property News Archive for 25-Aug-2008

Foreign buyers poke around Dallas for commercial property (Dallas Morning News)

Last month, an Israeli-backed firm bought a Rowlett shopping center. German investors recently purchased property in Frisco and Plano. And Middle Eastern investors looked at the Galleria and Millennium towers in Dallas.

Some Fear Commercial Property Loans Will Be Next Stage in Downturn (The Hendersonville Times-News)

As the value of home mortgages crumbles by the day, some bankers are worried that commercial real estate loans will be affected next.

Kenco Takes Over Management of 1.6MSF Whirlpool Facility in Columbus (Commercial Property News)

Troubled Fannie, Freddie Still Vital to Capital Markets August 22, 2008 By Paul Rosta, Commercial Property News and Anurhada Kher, Multi-Housing News -- Government-sponsored entities Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may well be in line for a further infusion of capital that would reduce stockholder value.

Developer eyes supermarket in Lapu project (Sun Star)

PROPERTY developer AboitizLand Inc. will expand its commercial property development project in Lapu-Lapu City to provide lifestyle services to locators at the Mactan Economic Zone (MEZ) 2, tourists and nearby residents.

Some Fear Commercial Property Loans Will Be Next Stage in Downturn (New York Times)

As the value of home mortgages crumbles by the day, Wall Street has hoped that commercial real estate loans would stay clear of the storm.