Insurers focus on niche real estate markets

Article Abstract:

Insurance companies have begun to recognize the potential market for properties in localities that have been traditionally overlooked by real estate investors. These financial institutions are preparing to underwrite commercial mortgages on properties located in cities undergoing economic development such as Atlanta, GA, LasVegas, NV, and Fort Lauderdale, FL. These areas have been identified as favorable to real estate development because of their tax credits, economic growth and increasing trade.

Economic aspects, Finance, Mortgages, Commercial loans

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How is the risk of investing in real estate changing?

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Issues are presented concerning the changes which have occurred in the risk affecting real estate investments. The durability of tenant demand and the risks caused by failure to make use of technological advances are discussed.

Methods, Real estate industry, Risk management, Science and technology policy

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Keith Barket of Angelo, Gordon & Co. finds a market for investing in distressed real estate properties

Article Abstract:

An interview with money manager and chief executive officer of Angelo, Gordon & Co. Keith Barket is presented. He discusses his company's investments, promising markets and prospects for 2001.

Officials and employees, Interview, Chief executive officers, Barket, Keith, Angelo, Gordon and Co.

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