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me know and would love to help people in your areas,thanks again.
I can be reached at 847 917 2871.
Thank you
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jaewon seo서 재원 (徐載源(1966) -hanyang univ/korea univ business school(MBA)
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I work out of Chennai, India for a real estate development company that builds world class environment friendly buildings for office space, residences, hotels and retail.
I feel that if we interact we can explore mutually rewarding business opportunites. Please feel free to reach me through email at jair.dsouza@shapoorji.com
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We belong to a relocation network called Leading Real Estate Companies of the World. They are comprised of independent real estate companies all over the US and in 38 countries. We have an excellent affiliate in Phoenix. They could help if you and your family need help with housing.
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Compare this market with the last major downturn in the early 90s. In that market, which did see major declines in commercial property values and rental rates (up to 40% in some cases). There were a number of factors locally that are not in play this time:
- Job loss. In the early 90s there were major cutbacks in aerospace and defense spending that resulted in significant job losses locally. In combination with the national recession in 90 (91?), our local unemployment was unusually high for several years. This time I am not seeing any signs of local job losses, except in the mortgage and residential real estate sectors. Yes, the overall slowdown in the economy will also likely lead to some local joblessness, but, again, nothing like in the early 90s.
- New construction. A ton of new office space (several million sq ft as I recall) hit the market from 1988 - 1992 due to tax incentives for new construction that expired at about that time. Vacancy rates would have spiked anyway with the job losses, but several submarkets (downtown, LAX, and Century City come to mind) had vacancy rates over 30% due to so much new inventory hitting the market at the same time.
- Natural (and unnatural) disasters. From 1990-1995, Southern California got hit with an unprescedented string of unfortunate events - it seemed like we were on the cover of Time & Newsweek every other week for several years. We had drought, wildfires, floods/mudslides, the Rodney King riots, the Northridge Earthquake, and the Orange County bankruptcy. (There was even a string of high profile court cases - Menendez Brothers, Rodney King [twice], OJ Simpson [twice], and some others that I can't recall at the moment - that, while not causing any economic harm, did not help L.A.'s reputation any with the general public.) There was also the whole Savings & Loan bailout (remember the RTC?) that was a nationwide problem, but hit the southwest particularly hard. Yes, we still have wildfires regularly, but the string of events that caused economic hardship in the early 90s was unbelievable.
So, other than some general tightening of credit (again, not nearly as severe as in the residential markets - commercial money never got that loose here in the first place), the local commercial markets have not changed dramatically yet. I do expect to see some slowing as the economy continues to cool, but nothing major.
It looks like I'll be leaving L.A. soon. My wife and I really want our 1-yr old daughter to grow up around her family, which is mostly in Arizona. My wife has a job lined up in Phoenix, so we'll likely be moviing there in the next few months. The Phoenix commercial market is undeniably soft (vacancy rates in the mid-teens and rising), so starting over there in commercial real estate is probably not a great idea for me. I am, therefore, open to a career change. I'm pretty actively pursuing the recruiting field - I have an offer in hand that I'm likely going to accept. I will initially focus on the supply chain/logistics industry, but perhaps will be able to diversify into real estate, technology and hospitality fields, where I have a fair number of contacts. In any event, if you are aware of any opportunities in the greater Phoenix area, I would love to hear about them.
Where are you located and how's your local market doing?
Doug