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Danielle has more than 25 years’ experience specializing in real estate and property management with a focus on commercial, multi-family, residential property management, sales, and investments. As a native to Southern California, over the course of her career, Danielle has worked in various real estate markets with extensive leasing experience and local knowledge of residential market rates in cities throughout Los Angeles County and Orange County. Her skills and experience have led her to successfully manage and enhance the value of a portfolio by combining up to the minute core market knowledge, masterful negotiation skills, real estate transaction and business expertise, asset management, tactical goal setting, and solid real estate opportunities.

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1. INDUSTRIAL’S LARGEST OPERATORS EXPAND

2. HOMEBUILDER SENTIMENT RISES

3. MIXED-USE PROPERTIES

4. COASTAL PROPERTY VALUES DEFY CLIMATE RISKS

5. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PRICES

6. FED INTEREST RATE DECISION

7. CORPORATE TO CRE DEBT SPREAD HITS 24-YEAR HIGH

8. CRE TOP RISK, SAYS UBS

9. CONTEXTUALIZING CRE RISKS TO BANKS

10. NAR SETTLEMENT

 

SUMMARY OF SOURCES

The SVN Regional Office was also named #3 in the nation among all SVN brokerages for 2023.

SVN Vanguard finished #1 in the region and #3 nationally in this year’s SVN National conference in Miami, FL. Following a successful 2022 campaign as the international firm of the year, SVN Vanguard continues to deliver top tier performance for 2023. 

In addition, the San Diego County Vista Chamber of Commerce named the SVN | Vanguard North County Office the New Business of the Year. 

To compile rankings for SVN’s national conference, SVN International Corp. identifies the top producing brokerages and advisors based upon closed commercial real estate transactions. Top producing Advisors are ranked in three different categories based on their gross commission income (GCI). The categories are: Partner’s Circle, President’s Circle and Achiever Award. Tony Yousif, Director- National Accounts, achieved Partner’s Circle status as one of the top advisors in the SVN network.  Cameron Irons, Executive Director at SVN Vanguard, and Senior Vice President, Jon Davis, were also recognized for ranking within the Top 100 Advisors of 2023. 

 

 

About SVN Vanguard

SVN Vanguard is a full-service commercial real estate office of the SVN brand, comprising over 1,600 commercial real estate Advisors and staff, in more offices in the United States than any other commercial real estate firm and continues to expand across the globe. We believe geographical coverage and amplified outreach to traditional, cross-market and emerging buyers and tenants is the only way to achieve maximum value to our clients. Visit http://www.svnvanguardoc.com for more information.

 

 

 



 

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1. INFLATION

2. FOMC MINUTES

3. RACIAL INEQUITIES IN US HOUSING

4. CRE DELINQUENCIES OUTPACE RESERVES

5. PENSION INVESTMENTS IN CRE FALL

6. HOMEBUILDER SENTIMENT

7. “AGING IN PLACE” AND THE US HOUSING SHORTAGE

8. BUSINESS OPTIMISM

9. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PRICES

10. RETAIL SALES & INVENTORIES

 

SUMMARY OF SOURCES

Along with all other loan kinds, lenders anticipate a rise in demand for CRE loans as well.

In order to have a deeper understanding of banks’ lending practices, the Federal Reserve conducts frequent checks with them through the Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices (SLOOS). The most current survey’s short summary for commercial real estate is that increasingly stricter underwriting requirements should be anticipated in the future.

Furthermore, although relatively modest demand from borrowers is eventually anticipated to be supported by softening interest rates, that is unlikely to occur until May or June.

The research stated that during the fourth quarter, a considerable number of banks reported tightening their rules for all kinds of CRE loans. Tightening requirements, particularly by the “other banks” group, were also true for multifamily loans. “Such tightening was more widely reported by other banks [or those with less than $50 billion in assets] than by large banks.”

A substantial net share of banks reported weaker demand for construction and land development loans, and major net shares of banks reported weaker demand for loans secured by nonfarm, nonresidential, and multifamily residential properties, they continued. Over the course of the fourth quarter, notable net shares of foreign banks reported tighter standards and a decline in the demand for CRE loans.

The percentage of respondents who are tightening conditions for CRE loans is close to the 2009 peak of the global financial crisis and just below the peak of the 2020 pandemic. Furthermore, the percentage of domestic respondents who reported a higher demand for CRE loans is significantly lower than it was during the GFC.

Banks expect demand for loans to increase as interest rates decrease, but with Fed messaging, this is unlikely to happen until May or June at the earliest. Dave Sloan, a senior economist at Continuum Economics, told Reuters that the results are “unlikely to generate any urgency for easing.”

An expected decline in collateral values, a less favorable economic outlook, an expected decline in the credit quality of the bank’s loan portfolio, an expected reduction in risk tolerance, an expected decline in the bank’s liquidity position, and increased concerns about funding costs and the effects of legislative or regulatory changes were the most commonly cited reasons for expecting to tighten lending standards over 2024, according to major net shares of banks, the Federal Reserve stated.

In layman’s words, the problem is bank anxiety, which has persisted since the early 2023 closures of First Republic Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank. The shares of New York City Bancorp, which acquired the majority of Signature’s assets, including its CRE loan portfolio, have continued to tumble for almost a week now. At the closing on February 6, shares had dropped about 60%, from roughly $10.30 to $4.20.

There were other issues plaguing the New York community than just Signature. Though they were all tied to commercial real estate, there was also an additional charge-off on an office loan that went non-accrual during the third quarter, based on an updated valuation, and a New York cooperative loan that wasn’t in default but is now up for sale due to a unique feature that pre-financed capital expenditures. Furthermore, if one bank trembles, so do many more.

We are ready to assist investors with Santa Ana Commercial Real Estate properties. For questions about Commercial Real Estate Investments, contact your Orange County commercial real estate advisors at SVN Vanguard.

1. GDP

2. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PRICE INDEX

3. INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE TRENDS

4. REIT PERFORMANCE IMPROVES

5. RED SEA CRISIS & CRE

6. INTEREST RATE FORECASTS

7. CPI

8. WHO IS MOVING INTO SFR?

9. OFFICE TO APARTMENT CONVERSIONS

10. CONSUMER SENTIMENT

 

SUMMARY OF SOURCES



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