RCA in the commercial property press:

Getting Back in the Game: Buyers of Yore Have Returned for New Cycle of CRE

GlobeSt.com reports: A Special Report put out by Real Capital Analytics (RCA) on the US commercial real estate market found that 81 of the entities ranked in the top 100 pre-recession buyers of real estate have purchased properties again since the start of 2010. GlobeSt.com recently featured RCA’s Special Report and contacted the firm’s Managing Director Dan Fasulo for his take on this encouraging set of results.

Mr Fasulo stated that, “The fact that many of these players are buying again displays how quickly capital has returned to the commercial real estate space…The fact that many of these players--even the ones stuck with distress on their balance sheets--have been able to raise new capital for new acquisitions is a healthy sign, especially at this early part of the recovery.”

Of the 19 firms who were top performers before the recent recession but have not returned to market, several have actually gone out of business.

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Posted by: Nina Turner

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