Medical tenants fill space in traditional office, retail

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vivian e. vigil said:

I wish I was the one to purchase the both of them because if I did I'd make it into a low income housing project and let all my friends move in :)
CREJ said:

The project is anticipated to be completed in spring 2014.
Anonymous said:

When is this project expected to be finished?
JD Crouse said:

HI Kris, Loan Investing has been a wonderful strategy for my company over the last 5 years. I've been able to buy multiple loans in my own back yard from banks and sellers who had carried back a note. The returns have ranged from the low to high double digits with a high level of security (20 - 60 % LTV). I don't see loan sales slowing for a long time for no other reason that we have 20 years worth of FDIC 'loss-share' assets waiting to be disposed. Thanks for the article! JD Crouse http://LoanInvestingBlueprint.com

Medical tenants fill space in traditional office, retail

29 May 2012 | Posted in

Dann Burke, senior director at Newmark Knight Frank Frederick Ross, says that economic downturns motivate building owners to look for creative ways to keep their properties occupied until recovery brings increased leasing activity. An attractive option for traditional office and retail landlords seeking to fill space in the Front Range region is medical users. Look for the complete article in our June 6 issue.

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Colorado Real Estate Journal Editor Kris Oppermann Stern solicits and edits bylined articles from lenders, attorneys, accountants, architects, engineers, contractors, brokers and other experts in fields related to Colorado's commercial real estate industry. Kris joined CREJ in 1998, after serving as editor of the Colorado Springs Business Journal.

Kris earned her Bachelor of Arts, Journalism and Mass Communication, from the University of Colorado at Boulder. When not covering Colorado's commercial real estate industry, Kris enjoys Pilates, running, reading, traveling, walking her Goldens and cheering on her hockey-playing son.

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