Real Estate/Development
Jul. 15, 2003
Accounting for Capital
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Weak fundamentals may be driving the commercial real estate outlook, but investment capital remains in abundant supply for the right projects.
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA
CREJ Staff Writer
Weak fundamentals may be driving the commercial real estate outlook, but investment capital remains in abundant supply for the right projects.
At the recent annual conference of the Orange County Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management, a panel of women in real estate finance shared their outlooks for the real estate capital markets from both the debt and equity sides. "IREM OC 2003: Discover the N...
CREJ Staff Writer
Weak fundamentals may be driving the commercial real estate outlook, but investment capital remains in abundant supply for the right projects.
At the recent annual conference of the Orange County Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management, a panel of women in real estate finance shared their outlooks for the real estate capital markets from both the debt and equity sides. "IREM OC 2003: Discover the N...
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