VIDEO: Cap Rates Are Coming Down

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Transactions are taking place, cap rates are coming down, and sectors other than multifamily are improving, says CMC's Scott.

By Jacqueline Hlavenka | September 23, 2012 at 01:49 PM

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Commercial real estate cap rates are coming down, but lenders don't always realize it, says Mark Scott, chief excutive officer and founder of Commercial Mortgage Capital. He spoke with GlobeSt.com's Antoinette Martin here at the recent RealShare New Jersey conferece.

Their conversation also touched on:

A new appetite for value-add properties
A lack of high-quality commercial real estate assets on the market.
The strength of the multifamily market and how office and retail are faring.

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