El director ejecutivo de Peachtree Group, Greg Friedman, escribió un artículo reciente para Barron's - «Un aterrizaje suave significa una caída dura para los bienes raíces comerciales».
En el artículo, explora los desafíos a los que se enfrenta la industria inmobiliaria comercial a la luz de los recientes recortes de las tasas de interés de la Reserva Federal. Con 1,5 billones de dólares en préstamos de renta variable a punto de vencerse y la refinanciación cada vez más cara, Greg describe las oportunidades estratégicas para los inversores, como el reposicionamiento del capital, las soluciones de crédito privado y la adquisición de activos en dificultades.
A medida que el mercado se adapta a los mayores costos de los préstamos, esta es una lectura obligada para cualquiera que quiera mantenerse a la vanguardia en el sector inmobiliario comercial. Haga clic aquí para leer el artículo completo en Barron's.
In a recent discussion with Hotel Management, Brian Waldman, Chief Investment Officer at Peachtree Group, emphasized the importance of opportunistic investments in the current hospitality market. While premium-branded select-service and compact full-service hotels are generally stable across market cycles, Waldman noted that the most compelling opportunities often arise from unique situations rather than adhering strictly to a single chain scale or technology.
Waldman also highlighted the significance of transparency in hotel financing. He advised that owners should be forthcoming with lenders about potential challenges and deviations from plans, as early transparency fosters credibility and collaborative problem-solving, which is crucial in navigating financial uncertainties.
Peachtree Group's approach aligns with these insights, focusing on strategic investments that leverage both market opportunities and operational efficiencies. Their portfolio reflects a commitment to identifying and capitalizing on situations where value can be enhanced through decisive action and transparent partnerships.
Reuters | US summer flight bookings are down 10% year-on-year — even though airfares are cheaper — and the airline sector is lagging behind the wider market. Nevertheless, Greg Friedman of Peachtree Group says the market will pick up and even benefit in 2026.
Schwab Network: With the summer season well underway, Greg Friedman is bullish on hotel and travel stocks. He believes there's favoritism toward some companies that investors may not realize unless they look under the surface. Greg breaks down the trends he sees to explain why optimism is high for companies like Hyatt (H), Hilton (HLT), and Airbnb (ABNB).
