Real Estate Challenges for 2023

Owen Thomas, Chairman and CEO of BXP, on the outlook for real estate for the rest of the year and says challenges to the industry are tied the economy.
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[@susannicky]

Real estate investment losing money a story to my ears. They are a major reason why the real estate market is the way that it is now.

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Given the current market situation and the precarious state of the economy, I would recommend refraining from investing in stocks for a while or, alternatively, seeking guidance from a financial advisor. However, keeping a portion of your wealth in gold remains a wise choice.

[@richardhudson1243]

to me, this is not a time to be acting on a 'hearsay' everyone needs guide at some point, whether you're amateur or veteran investor

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[@CoreyChambersLA]

Real estate in many areas has already begun to crash substantially.

[@casrijnierse830]

No it doesn't. Real estate doesn't just crash, we are not in 2008 here.

[@xu00002]

Soon

[@The_North_Star_of_Wall_Street]

Blackstone defaulted on another loan and is blocking funds from it's two biggest REIT. No reasons to worry LOL. Who wants to lend to Blackstone now ? I just did a video that goes into the details of this hidden collapse.

[@robertnozick2235]

@@casrijnierse830 - commercial values (specifically offices) are already being wrote down by 30% in some areas. That is very much a crash

[@casrijnierse830]

@@robertnozick2235 a 30% drawdown from peak levels after more than a decade of above-trend growth is more like a mean reversion.

[@YT_C9]

My home + property taxes is consuming majority of my paycheck and we are left with very little money to spend on any other things. I totally regret my decision of buying a home due to FOMO. Potential buyers - think twice and thrice before buying a home. Property taxes is a life time pain when buying homes at these astronomical prices.

[@Renould2010]

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[@swedesam]

So, lots and lots of unrealized losses sitting on private equities' books.

[@chrispaul1117]

The commercial RE crash has just started. RE crashes take 4 to 5 years to play out

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[@ayenewwolde4393]

watch out for "refinancing wall"

[@jimmydean4509]

That guy was so ridiculously biased. That was an embarrassing interview. Very little of what he said is the true reality of commercial real estate. It's been dumping for decades and we're on the precipice of a major collapse in commercial office space

[@medicalsupplycenter1079]

Will you explain why or just going to make a blanket statement?

[@jimmydean4509]

@@medicalsupplycenter1079 he's the head of a major corporate commercial leasing agency for one. Do you think he go on sir and tell the world his business is on fire? I know a very high level commercial RE consultant who has a lifetime of data showing the last 20 plus years have been a slow slide that's been picking up steam. Commercial REITs are garbage at this point and large metropolitan areas like SF have been trying for years to retrofit office space for new housing, but it simply will not work. We are headed into a recession and big business has known this for some time. Leases are being broken and not renewed. Companies are cutting staff and remote work is here to stay for many. Tables will turn there a bit soon, but not enough to save this space.

[@kyungshim6483]

@@jimmydean4509 Fair point you make. But not all commercial REITs are office REITs. Many commercial REITS are storage, industrial warehousing, hotels, enclosed shopping malls, and big box (e.g. Costco and Walmart) anchored shopping real estate.

[@jimmydean4509]

@@kyungshim6483 yes of course, sorry for the generalization.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

@@kyungshim6483 I actually believed most REITs were not offices. To me that seems like a stupid investment vehicle to begin with.

[@MsElaine122]

His 5% drop in portfolio appraised value is rear looking and has to be old data. Law in CRE cap rates have to be 1-2% over the underlying debt's interest rates. As assets rate-reset, balloon renew, the banks NEW appraisal will drop value and some CRE will go back to the bank just like 2008-12.

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[@jentorninos.ballen9269]

Wala na Kong kuwenta Ngayon UN Ang totoo. Sa Buhay. Ko sira na

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The migration to Florida and Texas shows that the competition a decentralized economy can create works.

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[@OTGEnVivo]

I don't BELIEVE this guy. CRE is done.

[@rynebozzell]

This guys is way off.

[@Superformance]

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