Spotlights

R.I. market looks for new growth from EDC's Business Innovation Factory and Slater Tech. Fund

The Rhode Island industrial market consists of approximately 46 million s/f of owner occupied or leasable space, up slightly from last year....

Investment sales leading the way in the Greater Boston industrial market

The Greater Boston industrial and flex market has seen a couple of good quarters by many barometers considering the uncertainty related to g...

Featured Landlords: Oct. 17th with Dacon and Nov. 2nd with New Boston Fund

The New England SIOR board has planned a full fall schedule and a continuation of the successful Featured Landlord breakfast sessions for th...

Register for the SIOR St. Louis Fall Conference Nov. 8th - 10th

The New England SIOR chapter members are planning to attend the St. Louis fall conference November 8th-10th. The conference is being held a...

President's message: SIOR New England has made substantial progress on 2007 goals

As we enter the last quarter of 2007, it is hard to believe that the first year of my term as president of the New England Chapter of SIOR i...

The enduring benefits of Internal Revenue Code Section 1031

Internal Revenue Code section 1031 contains a mere 1,421 words-a fraction of the 3.4 million words contained in all of title 26 of the code-...

The TIC industry: What to expect in 2008

The current year, 2007, has presented unprecedented challenges to the TIC industry, including: * A declining base of anxious sellers of appr...

An introduction to Standard & Poor's tenant-in-common sponsor ranking system

Standard & Poor's (S&P) is a globally recognized financial services company that provides ratings, economic research, and benchmark indices ...

Overcoming perceptions of the Midwest for tenant-in-common real estate investment

People are sometimes surprised to find the ideal properties for tenant-in-common (TIC) investment are often found in areas considered second...

Housing bust equals tenant-in-common opportunities for real estate investors

It seems that the "housing bubble" has finally burst in many markets, much to the chagrin of house flippers and amateur real estate "experts...