#Moore Real Estate Group

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Unlocking Property Value with a Commercial Real Estate Appraiser

Determining the accurate value of a property is essential, whether you're purchasing, selling, refinancing, or exploring investment opportunities. A commercial real estate appraiser is your go-to professional for reliable valuations that empower you to make informed decisions. Let's dive into the appraisal process and its significance.

 What Is a Residential Appraisal?

A residential appraisal provides an independent, professional estimate of a property's market value. It's a critical step in situations such as:

Home Buying and Selling: Ensures the price reflects the property's true value.

Refinancing a Mortgage: Helps lenders determine appropriate loan amounts.

Home Equity Loans: Establishes the equity available for borrowing.

This impartial assessment protects both buyers and lenders from overpayment or excessive lending.

Why Residential Appraisals Are Important

Accurate Pricing: Prevents overpricing, which can deter buyers, or underpricing, which may result in lost profit.

Facilitating Financing: Lenders require appraisals to assess loan risks and approve financing.

Informed Decision-Making: Knowing a property's value gives you an edge in negotiations.

How Appraisers Determine Property Value

Certified appraisers use three primary approaches to establish property value:

Sales Comparison Approach: Compares the property to recently sold similar homes, considering location, size, and condition.

Cost Approach: Calculates the cost to rebuild the property using current construction prices, ideal for new or unique homes.

Income Approach: Focuses on rental income potential, especially for investment properties.

Factors That Influence Property Value

Location: Proximity to schools, parks, and amenities significantly affects value.

Size and Layout: Square footage and functional design impact marketability.

Condition and Updates: Renovations and modern amenities increase value, while deferred maintenance reduces it.

Market Trends: Supply and demand dynamics play a key role, requiring appraisers to stay updated.

Clearing Up Common Appraisal Misconceptions

Appraisal vs. Inspection: An appraisal focuses on market value, whereas an inspection evaluates structural and safety issues.

Appraisers Don't Set Sale Prices: They estimate value, but buyers and sellers negotiate the final price.

Not All Appraisals Are Equal: An appraiser's expertise and familiarity with the local market greatly impact accuracy.

Tips to Boost Your Home's Appraisal Value

Enhance Curb Appeal: A well-maintained exterior creates a strong first impression.

Declutter and Clean: Organized spaces make your home feel larger and more inviting.

Document Upgrades: Provide receipts or permits for improvements to highlight added value.

Be Transparent: Disclose known issues to ensure an accurate assessment.

When to Work with a Commercial Real Estate Appraiser

For mixed-use, multi-family, or income-generating properties, hiring a commercial real estate appraiser is essential. These experts provide detailed analyses tailored to the complexities of commercial properties.

Partner with Moore Real Estate Group

Understanding the value of your property is a critical investment. At Moore Real Estate Group, we specialize in delivering precise, reliable valuations for homeowners, buyers, and investors alike. Our experienced team ensures you have the information you need to make confident decisions.

Ready to uncover your property's true worth? Contact Moore Real Estate Group today and work with a trusted commercial real estate appraiser to achieve your real estate goals.

[achromatophoric]

Wenclair Week - Day 1: Proposal

Wednesday: Tanaka, explain to me why Kent must masquerade as my— *grits teeth* —husband?

Yoko: *glances at Kent, who looks about the casino in wonder*

Yoko: He’s the closest dude in our group to Woody Harrelson.

Wednesday: *glares expectantly*

Yoko: Right, negative pop culture knowledge. Look, so there’s this old flick from 1993, Indecent Proposal. Stirred up controversy back in the day, had people all riled up about—

Wednesday: *waits for something relevant*

Yoko: *eye roll* Fine. So like—Enid and I watched it back in high school and even though she wouldn’t admit it for years, she thought the premise was hot as fuck.

Wednesday: Get to the point about THIS— *holds up her ringed hand* —particular absurdity.

Yoko: Bitch, I was just getting to that! The premise is that some hot strange offers this troubled married couple an indecent proposal.

Wednesday: And did this proposal deserve to be eponymous?

Yoko: Well, back in the day it was like—absolute filth. Nowadays? More fifty shades of meh.

Wednesday: My interest wanes.

Yoko: Damnit Addams, just—shit!

Yoko: *turns* KENT! Get away from those slots! Divina said I’m allowed to beat the scales off you if you touch even one machine!

Kent: *sheepishly backs away* Sorry, dude!

Yoko: *mutters* I knew we should’ve gone with Ajax.

Wednesday: He wouldn’t have survived the ride here.

Yoko: Uh huh. Anyhow, that proposal. Long story short, rich hot dude propositions the wife to do the deed. Reluctance, temptation, blah blah adultery blah—and they bang.

Wednesday: *flat sarcasm* How Shakespearean.

Yoko: Har har. Look, this bit of sexy role-play is for Enid, and I know for a fact that you’ll do anything for her, so you can cut the complaints.

Wednesday: *grunts*

Yoko: Okay, so we’re almost to her table. Do you remember your character?

Wednesday: *sighs* Diana Murphy, real estate agent and disillusioned wife, portrayed by Dewmi More.

Yoko: *pinches bridge of nose* For Vlad’s sake—It’s Demi Moore!

Wednesday: Whatever. *snatches Kent’s hand and drags him to the table* Come along, David. Let’s get this over wi—

The seer nearly stumbles upon spotting Enid at the blackjack table. The werewolf rises to greet Wednesday, cutting a sharp and masculine figure in her tightly-fitted suit and tousled hair.

Enid: *introduces herself with a subtle growl* John Gage.

Kent: David Murphy. And uh—this is my wife—

Wednesday: Do me more. *blinks* Ah… my name is—it’s do me—I mean pleased to do me—more?

Wednesday: *proceeds to girl fail spectacularly*

Yoko: 😎

[beardedmrbean]

Gov. Wes Moore will look to make a dent in the looming $3 billion state budget deficit through a new effort that aims to save $50 million by eliminating wasteful and inconsistent spending across government agencies.

Real estate owned by the state and technology contracts will be among the first areas investigated, the governor announced Friday — two days after he first stressed he prefers to make cuts and find cost savings over passing tax increases this year.

The massive hole in the 2026 fiscal year budget is the most significant challenge facing lawmakers in the annual three-month session that began Wednesday. Moore will present his spending proposal Jan. 15 and has said it will include $2 billion in cuts.

The “government modernization” initiative will help close the other roughly $1 billion portion of the gap. Moore has not yet said where the rest, totaling more than $900 million, will come from in his proposal that legally must reflect a balanced budget.

It may also cost the state money to conduct. A contract approved by Moore’s administration in October will pay Boston Consulting Group, one of the world’s largest such agencies, up to $15 million if the state saves an estimated $75 million through its work over two years. Under the contract, the state would only pay if the savings are found in the areas identified.

Beyond real estate and technology, initial work will include streamlining the state’s contracting process and fleet management. That will mean, for example, reviewing policies for maintaining vehicles and whether agencies are paying different prices for items like laptops or desktop computers, Moore said.

At the start of a cabinet meeting Friday in Calvert County, he held up a government-issued Dell laptop as he described how some agencies are paying $1,000 while others are paying more than $1,400 for “the same piece of machinery.” Among the thousands of government-owned vehicles, hundreds are driven less than 1,200 miles per year, Moore said.

“These are taxpayer dollars,” Moore said. “They deserve better. They deserve greater accountability.”

The investigation will touch every agency and get into the “nerdy” details of governing, Moore said.

“We’ve got to get real specific on this stuff because when we get really specific on what it is that we’re looking for, we’re going to be able to save the taxpayer dollars,” he said.

Though the effort is still in its early stages, officials believe they can find at least $50 million in the fiscal year beginning July 1, and they will plan for that amount of savings when presenting the budget Wednesday. Lawmakers will then amend the budget and negotiate with the administration before a final plan is passed before the session ends in early April.

Leading the efficiency initiative will be Asma Mirza, a former official in President Joe Biden’s administration who Moore appointed as his “chief performance officer” in 2022. Mirza, who previously helped implement Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure law, has so far worked to enact Moore’s vast policy goals — including the “state plan” he pitched last year to outline a wide range of priorities.

The announcement Friday featured an executive order expanding Mirza’s office to include a new “director of government modernization” and codify the Governor’s Office of Performance Improvement.

It also follows recent steps at the federal level by President-elect Donald Trump to kickstart a Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, that he’s said will look to trim federal spending. Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO and world’s richest man, is preparing to lead the effort alongside entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Moore has targeted a relatively smaller amount of savings, when compared to the rest of the state budget, with his efficiency plan while Musk has said he hopes to significantly slash federal costs, potentially up to $2 trillion.

[3rdeyeblaque]

Today we venerate Benjamin Rucker aka Black Herman on his 134th birthday 🎉

Heralded as the greatest magician in U.S. history, Black Herman was brilliant for his fusion of performance magic with occultism & superstition, and his strong Separatist & militant Pan-Afrikan ideologies (Marcus Garvey x Booker T. Washington). He proclaimed that it was his mission to promote Black Power.

Born in Amherst, VA, as a teen, Black Herman learned the art of illusions from his mentor, Prince Herman. They ran a medicine show, performing magic tricks to attract curious passersby to their "Secret African Remedy". When Prince Herman, 17yr old Rucker was determined to carry on the show; this time using only magic. He then took on the name of, "Black Herman"; in honor of Prince Herman & as an homage to Alonzo Moore, the famous Black American magician who was known as the "Black Herrmann".

In Harlem, Rucker established himself as a pillar of the community. He was often seen in Garvey’s massive Harlem parades & is believed to have offered Garvey spiritual counsel. He befriended preachers, intellectuals and politicians, many of whom met at his home for a weekly study group. He was an Elk, a Freemason, and a Knight of Pythias. He used his success to make loans to local Black businessmen/organisations, established scholarship funds, & performed for free to help churches pay their bills. He expanded his wealth by purchasing a printing plan to establish a monthly magazine, "Black Herman’s Mail Order Course of Graduated Lessons in the Art of Magic". He acquired real estate, bought shares in two cotton plantations, gave personal consultations, & started herb/root gardens in a dozen cities.

Black Herman famously claimed that he was immortal & directly descended from Moses of the Bible. He asserted that our people could elude Klansmen & their descendants by escaping the limitations of mortality & simply outliving them. He'd also sell protective talismans to combat racism. He inserted his Afrikan heritage into his performances. One of his specialties included the “Asrah levitation.” He'd produce rabbits & doubled the amount of cornmeal in a bowl. Many of his tricks were "secrets taught by Zulu witch doctors". Some of his tricks were parallel to miracles from the Christian bible. He'd cast out demons from his assistant or brother hidden amongst the audience, then offer a special tonic for sale & offer a psychic reading address their “problems”.

Yet none compared to his most famous act of all, "Buried Alive". He would be interred in an outdoor area called "Black Herman's Private Graveyard", in full view of his audience. He'd slow his pulse by applying pressure under his arm, & pronounced "dead" on the spot by a local "doctor". As the coffin was lowered into the ground, Herman would slip out unnoticed. For days, people would pay to look at the grave, buidling the suspense over the fate of Black Herman. When the time was up, the coffin was exhumed with great drama and fanfare, and out walked Herman to lead his audience into the nearest theater, where he performed the rest of his show.

Eerily enough, his must famous act foreshadowed his own death in 1934 in which he collapsed on stage due to a massive heart attack that many audience members took to be part of his act. After the crowd refused to believe that the show was indeed over, Black Herman's assistant had his body moved to a funeral home. The crowds followed. Finally, his assistant decided to charge admission as one final farewell & homage to Black Herman's legacy. People came and went by the thousands; some even brought pins to stick into his corpse as proof of his death. His burial made front page news in Black newspapers across the country. Today, Black Herman rests in the Woodlawn Cemetery in NYC.

In 1925, he published a book, ghostwritten by a man named Young entitled, "Secrets of Magic, Mystery, and Legerdemain"; a semi-fictionalized autobiography that offers directions for simple illusions, advice on astrology & lucky numbers, & bits of Hoodoo customs and practices.

"If the slave traders tried to take any of my people captive, we would release ourselves using our secret knowledge." - Black Herman during his rope escape routine.

We pour libations & give him💐 today as we celebrate him for his love & service to our community/people & for his legacied contributions to Hoodoo Culture & History.

Offering suggestions : read his literary works, libations of whiskey/rum, Pan African flag, coins & paper money

‼️Note: offering suggestions are just that & strictly for veneration purposes only. Never attempt to conjure up any spirit or entity without proper divination/Mediumship counsel.‼️

[stormlit]

amalia's maker, george, was an english earl and a real centre of the high society vampire set in the georgian/regency eras, knowing anyone who was anyone in the vampire world — with more than one of them also being titled aristocracy, part of the human ton. he would host lavish parties at his country estate for vampires, places where the rules were relaxed and they could feed, hunt on the moor, and have sex without society's Rules. they were exclusive and a great time; humans even found out about them, and were desperate to be able to attend. of course, that only happened one of two ways: as food, or as fledglings.

these society vampires weren't a coven in the traditional sense (with a slightly culty hierarchy, leaders, or strict rules) but they were an insular group nonetheless. vampires are so often solitary and it helped them to have each other. the main unspoken rule was that they couldn't kill titled humans or important families on a whim, because they'd be noticed. beyond that, a lot of them also took part in the human ton's london seasons, always with an air of superiority, like they were laughing at them. and maybe they didn't kill the lords, but the maids were fair game.

amalia (a maid before she was turned) never liked them, however much she pretended, however much she was a part of them, and she never enjoyed the parties, either. once her maker's dead and she's inherited his property, they wind down. rumours are that she has smaller soirées with people she actually considers friends, but nobody who attends talks.

[liminal-librarian]

My favourite group of children's stories usually went like this: kid sees something they want and the first thing they think of is very much a case of 'biting off more than his parents think he can chew,' (I'm going to go buy enough land to have a tree of my own to put a tree house in, with my life savings of $47.72) but they trust the adult he's biting off from to see it coming and have no benefit possible from defrauding their child so they're like, 'Oh, ok, I doubt they'll go along with that but you can always ask.'

And the rich lady on the hill is like, 'heh, sure ok, I'll have my lawyer write up a deed of sale and etc.' (Which for sure costs more than 47$ but ok. But having an interested 10-year-old trying to be a good neighbour will probably make a better fire watch than anything she can afford. And he gets the treehouse he wants out of the deal. But she's going to make sure the paperwork is kept straight for legal and insurance reasons, and for other reasons that will become clear later.)

So you get all these lessons on property ownership and state regulations and immanent domain and citizen autonomy distilled down and explained at a 10-year-old's level.

Does the story have a kid getting to try a grown-up thing for themselves? Yes for sure.

Are the adults absent or disinterested? No! Do they stop him from doing the thing? Also no! They give useful advice and warnings, but let him go ahead.

So anyway, yeah, the rich lady uses him as a cat's paw to really fuck up the lives of several annoying state bureaucrats who are scheduled to 'steal' her land (for the public good) later. But we only hear rumours of her perspective from his parents theorising things after the fact. The perspective we get is from the kid, when the state wants to come and buy his land from him assessed at ~5 times what he paid for it, but he doesn't want the money he wants his tree house.

And the contractors are like, we need to cut this tree down or it will mess up the clay layer we need to apply next or the lake won't work right. But the kid has his court order filed in time so that doesn't happen. (help from his dad.) But when it actually goes to trial, his parents and the rich lady's lawyer all agree he should present his case himself. So he does.

Long story short, they let him 'not sell' his land to the state for imminent domain money, but he has to be content with owning Lakebottom property instead. His tree does get cut down, but it's taken so long they can't rip out the stump like they wanted to, so they put a super huge eye bolt in it. And maybe process the tree into lumber for him or something else, I don't remember.

And he gets a houseboat and mooring out of the deal instead of a treehouse. And the state has to provide him with a canoe instead of a driveway. (Because the state law is like that.)

But yeah, he has his adults helping him and supporting him in doing an adult thing that he wants to do (other than being cannon fodder). And I'm sure that it was properly researched for whatever state it was set in. But it wasn't my state so I'm not going to trust it to be accurate legal advice or anything.

But it's social studies the way it should be taught at that age. It's not 'this is what a fireman looks like' and 'this is what a policeman looks like' these are what their jobs are. etc. This one was about a kid with a goal, learning to navigate the system to achieve that goal properly. And given that we live in a society, compromises had to be made.

I wish I'd had a whole series of books like that, covering every major aspect of life. Instead of only real estate, banking, and getting a job. And the one on getting a job was shit out of date.

ok i think what gets me about the kind of post that's like '[children's media] has child soldiers, where are their parents!!' is that those stories really and truly aren't for people who'll think about that, they're for the people the children's age, who don't, for the most part, want to be kept safe or told they're too young to participate in the world, they want to be given a sword

[justinbrennan]

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[itscarshub]

The End of Irwindale Speedway? Yes, and It's a Shame.

Irwindale Speedway, located just east of Los Angeles, is closing for good. Again. Though I live on the other coast, my history with the 25-year-old facility dates back to its beginning. I was executive-producing Car and Driver TV then, a weekly television show airing on The Nashville Network. We’d gathered up some cars in Los Angeles to feature on the show, and we needed a home base. The relatively new NASCAR track in Fontana wasn’t interested, but the folks at Irwindale Speedway were, even though the track wasn’t quite open then. Our crew spent the better part of a week there, and it looked like the future for the half-mile oval was bright: 6500 seats, with an elevator to the press box! Impressive. I heard a rumor that the track had already hosted one impromptu event—someone high up in the construction of the track may or may not have driven his (very expensive) sports car onto the track, to inaugurate it, and promptly crashed. He may or may not have had the car towed out to the nearby 605 freeway, dropped it by the side of the road, and reported it stolen. (I’d love to read that police report.) If such a thing were true, I hope the statute of limitations has passed, for my sake.

Victor Decolongon/Getty Images for NASCAR Irwindale Speedway was built next to a sand mine, over a pit that had been filled in with waste, including concrete buildings that were part of the original Los Angeles subway project. Since so many race tracks in Southern California have been bulldozed for the real estate they sit on, it seemed unlikely, even at the time, that anybody would want this narrow strip of crappy land. I was wrong. Outside interests began early and gelled quickly.

Robert Crespo The following is from the first story I wrote about its closing: “This past week, the rumor began circulating through the short-track racing community in Southern California that Irwindale Speedway, inarguably one of the best short tracks in the country, was closing. Sunday, an executive closely associated with the half-mile paved oval track confirmed it: ‘Sadly,’ he said, ‘it’s true.’” That was from February 11, 2012. A week later, I wrote that the track was filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. But track spokesman Doug Stokes, then and now one of the best PR people in motorsports, offered some promising words. He said the owners wanted to keep racing until the property was sold. “There is a sense that the ship will be righted and we’ll continue,” he said. “Watch this space. Better days are ahead.” Well, for a while, anyway. A developer bought the property in 2013, leaving competitors and fans wondering if the end was near. Then, on March 25, 2015, I wrote another story: “Today, Irwindale city officials are meeting to discuss plans for razing Irwindale, replacing it with a 700,000-square-foot outlet mall.” The city council voted in favor of the mall. But the wrecking ball never came.

Jonathan Moore/Getty Images Somehow I missed writing about the next one, but the San Gabriel Valley Tribune didn’t. Dated August 30, 2017: “Once again, and probably for the final time, Irwindale Speedway has announced it is closing… Now, with the racetrack set to close in January, the question is what the new shopping area will be called.” It wasn’t called anything, because it never happened. The track remained open. The story contained a mention of how much the Formula Drift community would miss the track, since Irwindale was known as “the birthplace of American drifting.”

A sold-out crowd watches Formula Drift at Irwindale Speedway on Saturday, October 10, 2015.Sarah Reingewirtz/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images Then, on October 3, 2022, I wrote this for Hagerty: “Enter, new property owner IDS Real Estate, and a proposal for a five-unit industrial park called Speedway Commerce Center. Could this finally be the end of Irwindale?” Nope, wasn’t. But now, it appears they mean it. On October 29, 2024, this was posted on the track’s website: “Irwindale Speedway and Dragstrip will close following the 2024 season, ending a quarter-century as a beloved motorsports hub in Southern California.” According to TV station KTLA, “After years of narrowly escaping closure, the Speedway is now going to be bulldozed for an industrial park. The city has started reviewing plans for a mix of warehouses and commercial spaces to replace the track. The city council is set to discuss environmental impacts and more details next year.” That was apparently enough for Tim Huddleston, president of Irwindale Speedway & Event Center. “Irwindale has been more than just a track—it’s been a home and gathering place for racing enthusiasts worldwide. On behalf of my wife Lisa and our partners Bob and Maureen Bruncati, we extend heartfelt thanks to our fans, racers, sponsors, and the city of Irwindale for their unwavering support over the past 25 years. We’re grateful for every moment and memory we’ve shared as a community.” Say it ain’t so, Tim. I might stop short of thanking the city of Irwindale for “unwavering support,” but I know what he means. The land-locked Pomona Dragstrip, properly the In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip, somehow survives, as does tiny Orange Show Speedway, but the list of defunct tracks in the Los Angeles area is both historic and downright tragic: Ascot, Saugus, Riverside, Ontario, Lions Drag Strip, even Auto Club Speedway, the Roger Penske-built, NASCAR-owned two-mile oval in Fontana, with an outrageously optimistic capacity of 122,000. It opened on June 20, 1997. The last NASCAR Cup race there was on February 26, 2023. Demolition began soon after; NASCAR sold most of the land and pledged to build a “next-gen” short track on the space left over. That isn’t happening, and NASCAR wishes you’d quit asking about it.

Auto Club Speedway in February, 2023.Meg Oliphant/Getty Images Throughout all this, Irwindale survived—never thrived, but survived. But now the promoters have scheduled the final shows at both the compact eighth-mile dragstrip and the half-mile paved oval, which contains a one-third-mile oval inside it. December 21, it’s the “Farewell Extravaganza” on the oval tracks. “From ARCA Menards West cars and Super Late Models to the fan-favorite Trailer Races and Skid Plate competitions, there’s something for every racer eager to close this chapter of Irwindale Speedway’s story,” which is a kind of peculiar way to put it. Entrants will receive a Farewell Extravaganza gift bag containing “keepsakes.” At the drag strip, Irwindale will “host its final events in December, starting with the last Thursday Night Thunder on December 5, giving fans one last chance to race down the dragstrip or enjoy the burnout box. Irwindale Dragstrip will then close out its history with the legendary Mooneyes Christmas Party on December 7, featuring drag racing, a classic car show, live entertainment, and more—a fitting farewell to the iconic drag racing venue.” Then on December 8, The Final Showdown. “Join us for the ultimate farewell to SoCal’s legendary 1/8-mile dragstrip!” So that’s it, I guess. Barring a miracle, it sounds like they’ve finally killed the track that wouldn’t die. RIP, Irwindale. You fought the good fight.

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Lakeland Realtors Installs 2024 Officers and Directors

Lakeland Realtors installed the association’s 2024 officers and directors during its annual installation and awards luncheon on December 15 at the Magnolia Building. Petra Norris, a broker with the Lakeland Real Estate Group, will lead the association as its 2024 president. Geoffrey Ingram with WebPro Realty was installed as president-elect. Brandon Moore-Johnson with BHHS Florida Properties…

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1. More trams and buses in Brussels from Monday

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2. One hundred students test new Dendermonde prison

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3. Fedasil looks to canal boats to house refugees

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Emilia 'Emilietta' Chini, the 75-year-old woman with dementia who went missing from her home in Maasmechelen, Limburg last Wednesday, was found dead during a search in nearby woods. Read more.

5. Woluwe-Saint-Pierre the most expensive place to rent in Brussels

Woluwe-Saint-Pierre has been named the most expensive place to rent in Brussels, while Jette is the municipality with the cheapest rental accommodation in the Capital Region, according to data released on Monday by Federia, the Federation of French-speaking Real Estate Agents in Belgium. Read more.

6. One shared car 'replaces ten private cars' in Flanders

Each shared car in circulation in Flanders takes between three to ten private cars off the street, according to statistics published by the car-sharing non-profit Autodelen.net. A study conducted by the group highlights a positive dynamic in car-sharing services, which grew by 40% in popularity last year. Read more.

7. Today in History: Death of Belgian poet and playwright Liliane Wouters

On this day, 28 February 2016, the famous Belgian poet and playwright Liliane Wouters died at the age of 86 in the Brussels municipality of Ixelles, where she spent most of her life. Read more.

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Magazine: 2023 Movers & shakers | propertyEU

Ten investment managers and three advisors have been named by market participants as movers and shakers in the new unfolding European real estate investment market.  

  1  Cale Street Partners

The company was founded by former Goldman Sachs global head of real estate, Ed Siskind. The capital comes from the Kuwaiti Investment Authority, which initially backed it with $1.5 bn in 2014. Dalamal has been with the company since 2019, having joined from Och-Ziff where he was head of European commercial real estate credit. Prior to that he was with Deutsche Bank in its European commercial real estate group for six years. Cami has been with the company since inception. He was formerly with Goldman Sachs at the same time as Siskind. 

 2  Ares Management

The global firm has a very longstanding real estate equity investing history in the US and Europe, but only entered European real estate credit relatively recently.  Philip Moore  was hired in 2021 having served as head of European real estate debt at Carlyle flagship credit opportunities fund where he headed real estate within the firms opportunistic credit business. The team has completed 1.1 bn of lending in the last 15 months since launching in January 2022 and all in the whole loan/senior space. The team is seeing significant demand and opportunity in refinancings.

3  Apollo Management

The New York-headquartered company is an active real estate investor and lender throughout Europe, across the risk-return spectrum. Apollo  s perpetual, balance sheet capital from the company  s retirement services business gives the firm flexibility and creativity when structuring and underwriting transactions. Its capabilities extend through its special situations vehicles to a series of different businesses including commercial real estate debt and core-plus strategies each able to create and take on idiosyncratic solutions. The London group is led by  Skardon Baker  as head of its large European Principal Finance (EPF) special situations funds and its European RE platform. Other notable names are partners who report to Baker such as  Ed Jones ,  Ivo Kolev ,  Samuele Cappelletti  and  Seb Zillas .  Ben Eppley  leads the CRE debt business, while  Boris Olujic  and  Frederick Neske  lead the core-plus RE business. The European real estate team collaborates closely with their credit and equity colleagues around the globe, including  Jamshid Ehsani , a partner in Apollo  s credit franchise that originated the Vonovia transaction. Baker said Apollo had ‘unique and flexible capital  , helping it capitalise on the illiquidity and market distress currently underway in many European markets.

4  The Blackstone Group

No prizes for guessing Blackstone makes it onto the list given its track record, vast financial investing resources, and ability to play in both large cap equity and debt spaces. The firm is a perennial dealmaker, making it to Number One spot in the annual PropertyEU Top 100 Dealmakers ranking with a combined 21.1 bn worth of transactions for the year 2022. There will be no slacking off. Head of Europe real estate,  James Seppala , told PropertyEU in a recent interview that Europe was providing compelling investment opportunities. He added: In fact, Europe is the most active area for capital deployment on a global basis at the moment.   The firm is working towards a first close of its latest Europe opportunistic fund, Blackstone Real Estate Partners Europe VII (BREP Europe VII), seeking $10 bn (9.2 bn) of equity commitments.   

5  Cheyne Capital Real Estate

One of the most active credit firms out there, this firm is certainly one to watch. Since launching in 2000, Cheyne Capital has become one of Europes leading alternative investment managers. Headquartered in London, it invests across the capital structure from the senior debt to equity of corporates and real estate. Real estate investments account for approximately half of the firms 10 bn under management and span direct real estate lending, securitised European real estate debt and selective special situations, including impact real estate investing in affordable and specialist housing. In real estate lending, it has carved out a niche for specialised non-bank loans to borrowers in select European markets, staying flexible to invest into all parts of the capital stack. Market participants say  Arron Taggart , head of UK investment, along with  Raphael Smadja  and  Daniel Schuldes , co-heads of Europe, are key people to know. 

 6  Starwood Capital Group

More typically, the US group is known as an opportunistic equity investor, but it also combines this with credit. In Europe, the firm continues to be very active and is expected by many to play a part in the unfolding dislocation in the region. The company has been working credit situations in the US for over 30 years and has deployed almost $100 bn in commercial real estate lending globally since 2009. But Europe is becoming a major focus according to  Lorcain Egan , MD and co-head of Europe responsible for the groups lending platform. He said in an interview that its international lending business is now nine times bigger than it was in 2018. He confirmed Europe was a huge growth area and the dynamics were ‘as good as the firm has seen for at least a decade.   He joined the company in 2013, having been a VP at Barclays Bank in its structured property debt finance team in London. The big push in Europe began in 2018 when the company saw the potential for non-bank lenders to fill a gap left by banks. 

 7  KKR

KKR is another of the US private equity alternatives firms expected to play a greater part in matters going forward. Global head of real estate, Ralph Rosenberg, wrote in his second-quarter review recently: ‘In our view, the dislocation may create a once-in-a-decade investing opportunity in real estate, but investors should also be prepared to weather the storm.   He points to the second and third-order effects of banks pulling back and a potential looming credit crunch due to the sudden rise in interest rates. He wrote that this creates the potential for a credit crunch impacting certain owners and asset types that will no longer have the same access to debt capital  . Market participants say in Europe  Ali Imraan  is one to watch as head of European real estate credit. He joined KKR in January 2022 having previously been at Citi bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, and most recently MD of debt investments and special situations at LaSalle Investment Management. KKR launched a European real estate debt platform last year. On the equity side, it is currently raising KKR Real Estate Partners Europe III. Its second fund closed on $2.2 bn (  2 bn). 

 8  Brookfield Asset Management

With its long-term investment focus, the Canadian firm will always be found where there is an opportunity to be had. In recent years, it has invested significantly across Europe, with over   45 bn of assets in nine different countries and across a number of different sectors, including alternative real estate segments where it has been building platforms. Transactions of particular note include the establishment of a life sciences platform, ARC, and the acquisitions of Hibernia REIT and Befimmo. One has to expect it will continue to find big new opportunities to create value, in some cases driven by credit issues or public companies finding it more challenging to raise money. The company has plenty of firepower at its disposal and is said most recently to be seeking $15 bn of equity for its flagship strategy.  Brad Hyler  is managing partner and head of Brookfield  s real estate business in the region. 

 9  LaSalle Investment Management

Michael Zerda  is the go-to professional here for debt, equity, and everything in between. As co-CIO for Europe and head of debt and private equity strategies, he oversees a business regarded as much more than just lending but tapping into the team  s hybrid opportunistic equity and special situations roots in this market. He helped create LaSalles debt and special situations business after the global financial crisis, left in 2015 to join Blackstone as head of Europe real estate debt strategies, and rejoined LaSalle in 2021 in a new elevated role. LaSalle lending business has become very active recently across whole loans and mezzanine, recently providing a   325 mln mezzanine loan to refinance a large Iberian hotel portfolio, among others. The equity business has been active in non-traditional, counter-cyclical sectors, including designer outlets and education hubs, as well as partnering with numa, a tech-enabled hybrid hotel operator to aggregate urban accommodation in gateway European cities. Zerda brought on board  David White  to head LaSalle  s real estate debt strategies in Europe and  Blake Loveless  to lead its European private equity division. 

 10  BentallGreenOak (BGO)

BGO is a very active lender in Europe and has a sizeable equity capability via large funds. In the UK it provides senior, whole loans and mezzanine debt. The bulk of the lending revolves around transitional real estate and core plus. Its website says the UK and European Lending Program is able to advance loans for acquisition finance, refinance, finance of discounted payoffs and redevelopment/capex loans from   5 mln to over   200 mln for up to 7-year terms. GreenOak Europe Secured Lending Fund III beat its   800 mln target by closing on   869 mln in Q1 2021. Its third UK Secured Lending Fund closed on    1.43 bn last year. The business is part of SLC Management owned by Sun Life of Canada.  Martin Sheridan  is MD for BGO’s UK debt business.  Laura Manthe  is a principal of real estate lending. 

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Magazine: 2023 Movers & shakers | propertyEU

Ten investment managers and three advisors have been named by market participants as movers and shakers in the new unfolding European real estate investment market.  

  1  Cale Street Partners

The company was founded by former Goldman Sachs global head of real estate, Ed Siskind. The capital comes from the Kuwaiti Investment Authority, which initially backed it with $1.5 bn in 2014. Dalamal has been with the company since 2019, having joined from Och-Ziff where he was head of European commercial real estate credit. Prior to that he was with Deutsche Bank in its European commercial real estate group for six years. Cami has been with the company since inception. He was formerly with Goldman Sachs at the same time as Siskind. 

 2  Ares Management

The global firm has a very longstanding real estate equity investing history in the US and Europe, but only entered European real estate credit relatively recently.  Philip Moore  was hired in 2021 having served as head of European real estate debt at Carlyle flagship credit opportunities fund where he headed real estate within the firms opportunistic credit business. The team has completed 1.1 bn of lending in the last 15 months since launching in January 2022 and all in the whole loan/senior space. The team is seeing significant demand and opportunity in refinancings.

3  Apollo Management

The New York-headquartered company is an active real estate investor and lender throughout Europe, across the risk-return spectrum. Apollo  s perpetual, balance sheet capital from the company  s retirement services business gives the firm flexibility and creativity when structuring and underwriting transactions. Its capabilities extend through its special situations vehicles to a series of different businesses including commercial real estate debt and core-plus strategies each able to create and take on idiosyncratic solutions. The London group is led by  Skardon Baker  as head of its large European Principal Finance (EPF) special situations funds and its European RE platform. Other notable names are partners who report to Baker such as  Ed Jones ,  Ivo Kolev ,  Samuele Cappelletti  and  Seb Zillas .  Ben Eppley  leads the CRE debt business, while  Boris Olujic  and  Frederick Neske  lead the core-plus RE business. The European real estate team collaborates closely with their credit and equity colleagues around the globe, including  Jamshid Ehsani , a partner in Apollo  s credit franchise that originated the Vonovia transaction. Baker said Apollo had ‘unique and flexible capital  , helping it capitalise on the illiquidity and market distress currently underway in many European markets.

4  The Blackstone Group

No prizes for guessing Blackstone makes it onto the list given its track record, vast financial investing resources, and ability to play in both large cap equity and debt spaces. The firm is a perennial dealmaker, making it to Number One spot in the annual PropertyEU Top 100 Dealmakers ranking with a combined 21.1 bn worth of transactions for the year 2022. There will be no slacking off. Head of Europe real estate,  James Seppala , told PropertyEU in a recent interview that Europe was providing compelling investment opportunities. He added: In fact, Europe is the most active area for capital deployment on a global basis at the moment.   The firm is working towards a first close of its latest Europe opportunistic fund, Blackstone Real Estate Partners Europe VII (BREP Europe VII), seeking $10 bn (9.2 bn) of equity commitments.   

5  Cheyne Capital Real Estate

One of the most active credit firms out there, this firm is certainly one to watch. Since launching in 2000, Cheyne Capital has become one of Europes leading alternative investment managers. Headquartered in London, it invests across the capital structure from the senior debt to equity of corporates and real estate. Real estate investments account for approximately half of the firms 10 bn under management and span direct real estate lending, securitised European real estate debt and selective special situations, including impact real estate investing in affordable and specialist housing. In real estate lending, it has carved out a niche for specialised non-bank loans to borrowers in select European markets, staying flexible to invest into all parts of the capital stack. Market participants say  Arron Taggart , head of UK investment, along with  Raphael Smadja  and  Daniel Schuldes , co-heads of Europe, are key people to know. 

 6  Starwood Capital Group

More typically, the US group is known as an opportunistic equity investor, but it also combines this with credit. In Europe, the firm continues to be very active and is expected by many to play a part in the unfolding dislocation in the region. The company has been working credit situations in the US for over 30 years and has deployed almost $100 bn in commercial real estate lending globally since 2009. But Europe is becoming a major focus according to  Lorcain Egan , MD and co-head of Europe responsible for the groups lending platform. He said in an interview that its international lending business is now nine times bigger than it was in 2018. He confirmed Europe was a huge growth area and the dynamics were ‘as good as the firm has seen for at least a decade.   He joined the company in 2013, having been a VP at Barclays Bank in its structured property debt finance team in London. The big push in Europe began in 2018 when the company saw the potential for non-bank lenders to fill a gap left by banks. 

 7  KKR

KKR is another of the US private equity alternatives firms expected to play a greater part in matters going forward. Global head of real estate, Ralph Rosenberg, wrote in his second-quarter review recently: ‘In our view, the dislocation may create a once-in-a-decade investing opportunity in real estate, but investors should also be prepared to weather the storm.   He points to the second and third-order effects of banks pulling back and a potential looming credit crunch due to the sudden rise in interest rates. He wrote that this creates the potential for a credit crunch impacting certain owners and asset types that will no longer have the same access to debt capital  . Market participants say in Europe  Ali Imraan  is one to watch as head of European real estate credit. He joined KKR in January 2022 having previously been at Citi bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, and most recently MD of debt investments and special situations at LaSalle Investment Management. KKR launched a European real estate debt platform last year. On the equity side, it is currently raising KKR Real Estate Partners Europe III. Its second fund closed on $2.2 bn (  2 bn). 

 8  Brookfield Asset Management

With its long-term investment focus, the Canadian firm will always be found where there is an opportunity to be had. In recent years, it has invested significantly across Europe, with over   45 bn of assets in nine different countries and across a number of different sectors, including alternative real estate segments where it has been building platforms. Transactions of particular note include the establishment of a life sciences platform, ARC, and the acquisitions of Hibernia REIT and Befimmo. One has to expect it will continue to find big new opportunities to create value, in some cases driven by credit issues or public companies finding it more challenging to raise money. The company has plenty of firepower at its disposal and is said most recently to be seeking $15 bn of equity for its flagship strategy.  Brad Hyler  is managing partner and head of Brookfield  s real estate business in the region. 

 9  LaSalle Investment Management

Michael Zerda  is the go-to professional here for debt, equity, and everything in between. As co-CIO for Europe and head of debt and private equity strategies, he oversees a business regarded as much more than just lending but tapping into the team  s hybrid opportunistic equity and special situations roots in this market. He helped create LaSalles debt and special situations business after the global financial crisis, left in 2015 to join Blackstone as head of Europe real estate debt strategies, and rejoined LaSalle in 2021 in a new elevated role. LaSalle lending business has become very active recently across whole loans and mezzanine, recently providing a   325 mln mezzanine loan to refinance a large Iberian hotel portfolio, among others. The equity business has been active in non-traditional, counter-cyclical sectors, including designer outlets and education hubs, as well as partnering with numa, a tech-enabled hybrid hotel operator to aggregate urban accommodation in gateway European cities. Zerda brought on board  David White  to head LaSalle  s real estate debt strategies in Europe and  Blake Loveless  to lead its European private equity division. 

 10  BentallGreenOak (BGO)

BGO is a very active lender in Europe and has a sizeable equity capability via large funds. In the UK it provides senior, whole loans and mezzanine debt. The bulk of the lending revolves around transitional real estate and core plus. Its website says the UK and European Lending Program is able to advance loans for acquisition finance, refinance, finance of discounted payoffs and redevelopment/capex loans from   5 mln to over   200 mln for up to 7-year terms. GreenOak Europe Secured Lending Fund III beat its   800 mln target by closing on   869 mln in Q1 2021. Its third UK Secured Lending Fund closed on    1.43 bn last year. The business is part of SLC Management owned by Sun Life of Canada.  Martin Sheridan  is MD for BGO’s UK debt business.  Laura Manthe  is a principal of real estate lending. 

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