New President of the Northern California Chapter of CCIM

Hinkins Real Estate Analytics President Mark Hinkins, CCIM officially takes office as President of the Northern California Chapter of CCIM. Mr. Hinkins comments 'changes in the skill sets needed to successfully provide real estate investors with 21st century analytics and brokerage practices are central to my retooling of the chapter'. I've applied the standards and good business practices from my brokerage business to the business model for the chapter.

HinkinsREA Commercial Real Estate expands with new office in San Ramon, CA

Wealth Management For High Net Worth Investors

Qualified high net worth individuals, entities and corporations, can use wealth management to leverage potential tax advantages, income and other benefits that 1031 exchanges and continued real estate ownership can provide. Our Wealth Management is a specialized service program administered by our investment division – formerly a function of Triple Net Properties’. A well operated wealth management program is a fully-integrated structure with empowers both 1031 exchange and non 1031 exchange investors to leverage our national acquisition pipeline, well established industry relationships with brokers and sellers, institutional-caliber due diligence process, debt sourcing capabilities, and extensive property and asset management expertise to source, acquire and manage institutional-grade single-asset acquisitions and diversified portfolios. Wealth Management benefits investors seeking: An institutional-caliber due diligence process and economies of scale To add institutional-quality real...

U.S. Office Market First Look: 2010-Q2

By Grubb & Ellis Research. The vacancy rate crept higher in the second quarter but just barely, up a mere 10 basis points to 18.0 percent. This ties the all-time record peak in the 24-year history of Grubb & Ellis’ national office database. Previously the vacancy rate hit 18.0 percent in the fourth quarter of 1990 and again in the third quarter of 1991. · Absorption turned positive in the second quarter following eight consecutive quarters in the red. The final tally was 3.9 million square feet – low but mercifully in the black. · Developers completed 5.3 million square feet of new space, the sixth consecutive decline and the lowest rate of new deliveries in nearly five years. Space still in the construction pipeline fell for the eighth consecutive quarter to 20.4 million square feet. This is equivalent to 0.5 percent of the total inventory of office space, which is the lowest such ratio in nearly 15 years. · The average Class A and B asking rental rates for space available at ...

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