*PLEASE RATE THIS VIDEO & COMMENT* This is a roller coaster simulation of the last 35 years of the Vancouver Real Estate market. The actual graph you're riding is the inflation adjusted value of a house in Vancouver BC based on data collected by Royal LePage and calculated by the UBC Centre for Urban Economics and Real Estate. Some of the peaks and troughs have been rounded to keep the train from flying off the tracks, but other than that slight modification it is a precise scale model of the red line on this graph: cuer.sauder.ubc.ca/cma/data/ResidentialRealEstate/HousingPrices/housing-pri-vancouver.pdf Recent talk of a Canadian housing bubble calls for a look at the history of our bubbliest city: Vancouver BC. When the housing bubble of the early eighties popped in this city some house prices dropped by 50% over the next couple of years and didn't reach their inflation adjusted real price again for 25 years. What would a real estate market bust look like these days? This video was created using NoLimits Roller Coaster Simulation software: nolimitscoaster.com/
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While the rest of the country is seeing their commercial real estate markets plummet, Austin has been able to take the down turn in stride. This may be a time for companies to be patient and strategic, but for those with a commercial real estate license, it is a time to be optimistic. Commercial real estate has a history of much more stability than it's residential counterpart, and that goes double for Austin. Real estate forecasters have predicted gloom and doom, but heightened financial stress on a market creates opportunities for investors. Demand for well-located properties yields multiple offers for investors. It just takes a keen eye and training to turn a profit, and the commercial real estate market is no different.
A Real Capital Analytic report tracked 134 markets and recorded a sales volume of around $1 billion per market in 2007, while only 77 national markets reached that mark in 2008. Austin was in the small minority that went beyond the $1 billion mark in 2008. Sixty-six properties valued at $10 million or more changed hands in the Austin metropolitan area in 2008. Though that's a 56% drop from 2007, the total value of commercial transactions still topped the $2 billion mark. So, though the rest of the country is having to duck-and-cover, Austin is holding on to a reasonable commercial market.
Two exceptions to the stable Austin market are the Chapter 11 filing by Park At Aspen Lakes II and the foreclosure and subsequent bankruptcy of the Hill Country Galleria. And, experts are predicting that more commercial properties are likely to end up filing bankruptcy or defaulting on loans. But, real estate companies are targeting those sinking properties. "We seen an awful lot of potential buyers who want to come into the Austin market from all over," said Joe Duncan, founder of land brokerage firm Duncan Commercial LLC. "The people who are coming in are smart, very experience people (who know) Austin will be a good long-term play for them. They want to be here. It's just a matter of when do you pull the trigger and enter the market."
According to the Real Estate Roundtable, 2009 will be a year for national investors to "just get by." But in Austin, the forecast is different. The Austin commercial market will hold on, until 2010 when the entire nation will see an up turn that will rocket the commercial market back in a robust rebound. So get a jump on the up turn, pull the trigger, and get your commercial real estate license now.
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OK, for more clarification, my understanding is that, when an option is exercised, you open a position at the stated price. But I don't know if the opened position has to be closed immediately. Correct me if I am wrong.
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