For years now, I've wanted to own a parking lot.
Seems like the perfect investment.
Do NOTHING and print cash.
Talk about sky high "return on hassle".
Can't wait to build a portfolio of lots.
For years now, I've wanted to own a parking lot.
Seems like the perfect investment.
Do NOTHING and print cash.
Talk about sky high "return on hassle".
Can't wait to build a portfolio of lots.
@BostonBen5@IamScottlarson Cash printing but low yield in infra now. Infra firms are moving up market to core plus assets to chase returns.
You're eight though, for the amount of money uou can deploy for certainty of cashflows infra leveraged returns were insane.
Biggest threat to Chicago
Slowing down the flow of Big 10 graduates moving here
For decades, Big 10 grads top cities to move to after graduating always had Chicago in the top 3
Nowadays, there’s just more options… options that weren’t really popular 20 years ago
Nashville, Miami, Austin, etc..
Those grads are the lifeblood of so many critical industries in Chicago
Those grads go on to start new businesses in Chicago
It’s critical we address the crime and safety, we make it a business friendly environment, improve our schools and continue to show the world Chicago is really one of the best cities in the world
Full self driving is a decade or more away.
We’ve all been completely duped - just like when we were told solar and wind energy were viable replacements to oil and gas.
Chess not checkers ?
Interesting move.. city owns adjacent garage. Losing hotel parkers to private garage next door. No options for hotel now.
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@TripleNetInvest Even if the market had demand for space , this building uniquely challenged with only 30 on-site parking stalls. It's a recipe for disaster
A 290k office tower in Baltimore is being auctioned at a starting bid of $4M or $13 per sq ft
Local sources say that it could sell around that price if there are any bidders at all
51% vacant
Any takers?
Office to residential conversions will transform cities like Cincinnati.
From 1960s-2010, office was the only thing that kept downtown alive.
But now many buildings are 50%+ vacant, with no end in site, and regional owners can't afford to keep holding on.
And we need a lot more housing.
This 200,000sf building just sold 75% vacant for a reported $4M, will now become ~200 apartments.
My family is looking to place $500K - $1M in LP positions over the next year in $100K-$250K increments. Does anyone have any solid referrals for GP/Sponsors we should be talking to? Any sector. People with track record, trustworthy, easy to understand business model, etc. People like @Keith_Wasserman@fortworthchris@imrichardfertig#retwit
I've yet to see a standalone parking garage built that makes any economic sense.
That's why acquiring below replacement cost might sound good, but in the parking world, it's just a vanity metric.