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via GlobeSt.com Finally, finally Congress has passed another stimulus measure, a $900 billion bill that includes several provisions beneficial to commercial real estate and, of course, the larger US economy. CRE Finance Council has provided members with a rundown on the basics contained in the 5,593-page bill, which the White House has said President Trump will sign. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Los Angeles apartment rents have declined 7.5% since February, according to a new report from Apartment List. The downward trend has kept pace with apartment vacancy, which has increased. According to the report, the pre-pandemic vacancy index in Los Angeles was 7.4%, but since has since increased to 7.9%. Los Angeles’ apartment rent loss came slowly and steadily, unlike markets like San Francisco that spiked earlier on in the pandemic. “Our rent index for Los Angeles began trending downward in April and has shown negative month-over-month growth in each month since, so it wouldn’t necessarily say that the market in L.A. was any slower to react than in other parts of the country,” Christopher Salviati, housing economist at Apartment List, tells GlobeSt.com. “Compared to San Francisco, the magnitude of the rent decline in L.A. has been less extreme.” Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Apartment rent payments continued to decline in December. As of December 10, rent collections were down 24% from March collections, according to research from Rentec Direct, which aggregates rent collection data to analyze the impact of the pandemic. Rent payments continue to trend well below March collections; however, payments have improved since September 2020, when collections were 35% below March and a record low for the pandemic. In October collections were down 28%, and in November, payments were 27% below March. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com A credible proposal for another stimulus measure hit Capitol Hill on Tuesday. There is no guarantee that it will pass and be signed into law and it is light on details but it is the first serious attempt to jumpstart bipartisan talks for further coronavirus relief. A bipartisan group of senators proposed the measure. Worth about $908 billion, the bill seeks to take the middle road between competing proposals that have been introduced in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Office occupancy rates dropped significantly last week, likely due to Thanksgiving. Kastle Systems’ 10-city national average fell to 17.6% — an 8.1% drop from the previous week. Every city measured on the Kastle Back to Work Barometer experienced a decline in occupancy. Since the pandemic, Kastle Systems has been studying keycard, fob and KastlePresence app access data from the 3,600 buildings and 41,000 businesses in 47 states to identify trends in how Americans are returning to the office. Read More..
via AptMags.com Shining a Light on 2020 Tax Planning: The Importance of Year-End Planning The year started as a normal filing season, but with the Coronavirus pandemic, there is now a lot more to consider from a tax planning standpoint. From working at home, to the CARES Act to other legislative issues and of course, this being an election year, you want to make sure to set aside some time with YOUR tax advisor before the end of the year, who will discuss the best tax-saving strategies that fit YOUR situation. If you have been wondering if a year-end planning session with your accountant is needed soon, well, the short answer: absolutely right now more than ever! Don’t delay!During this presentation, Tony Watson, an Enrolled Agent from Robert Hall & Associates, will explain to you the tax planning strategies YOU need to employ and the secrets YOU can use to save on YOUR taxes for this year. Learn about the most often forgotten tax deductions, how to avoid costly tax mistakes, and the leading, “last minute” tax avoidance strategies all in perfectly legal and in compliance with the law. Whether you are a real estate investor, agent, or lender, you will definitely benefit from this important information to reduce your tax bill and maximize YOUR return on your real estate investments and potentially save thousands of dollars this year and in the future! Read More..
via TheRealDeal.com Proposition 15, the statewide ballot initiative that would have raised taxes on large commercial property owners, has been defeated. Unofficial results from election night showed voters had rejected the measure. A week into counting, there are likely not enough ballots remaining to change that outcome, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing the Associated Press’ tally. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com While most commercial real estate sectors are suffering from rising vacancies and falling rents during the pandemic, industrial keeps outperforming its peers. Buoyed by continuing strength in e-commerce, the warehouse/distribution vacancy rate was unchanged in the Q3. It posted positive net absorption for the 40th quarter in a row, according to Moody’s Analytics. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Los Angeles rents have decreased nearly 7% since the start of the pandemic, placing the city somewhere in the upper-middle in terms of rent declines. Data from Apartment List shows that rents in Los Angeles have decreased 6.9%, while San Francisco—which leads the nation in rent decrease—rents have fallen 21.7% and the nation have averaged rent decreases of 1.4%. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Outdoor retail and dining areas could be here to stay, according to panelists at a recent CREW San Diego event, which analyzed the lasting effects of the pandemic. The conversation included Howard Blackson of AVRP Studio; David McCullough of McCullough Landscape Architecture; Christopher Bittner of OBR architecture; Alyssa Muto of the environmental policy and public space in the planning department at the City of San Diego; and Penny Maus of the Port of San Diego, who served as moderator. Read More..