United we yield

Article Abstract:

There are a number of deals in progress that could have a significant impact on Australia's A$4 billion property syndicate sector. Changes are taking place as smaller managers face the challenge of retaining the viability of their activities and large managers move into direct property investments. Ongoing management fees are relatively low, causing problems for managers of businesses with asset bases of less than A$200 million.

Real estate syndication

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In the name of the buyer

Article Abstract:

This article presents information on the disinclination of Australian investors in the commercial real estate market to rely on buyers' advocates when purchasing properties directly by auction rather than indirectly by property trusts or managed funds. Relevant points include the advantages offered by the employment of buyers' advocates such as the increased level of comfort that a contemplated purchase is commercially sound.

Methods, Economic aspects, Real estate investment, Real estate investments

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