Maybe I'm too poor to ask but RE around me went from farm land to $60K/acre around 2005 to $20K/acre a few years ago. Now a house down the street is $200k/acre (10 acres). It says its been rezoned commercial and it is on a heavily used road which will probably be widened in next 20 years.... but is commercial RE over-valued? Or do you just need to be a multi-millionaire to open a business.
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Maybe I'm too poor to ask but RE around me went from farm land to $60K/acre around 2005 to $20K/acre a few years ago. Now a house down the street is $200k/acre (10 acres). It says its been rezoned commercial and it is on a heavily used road which will probably be widened in next 20 years.... but is commercial RE over-valued? Or do you just need to be a multi-millionaire to open a business.
Here's a nice blog on how to leverage some valuations pinches:
http://www.jerry-slusky.com/2013/01/the-coming-storm.html
And here's one saying commerical RE is healthy in Silicon Valley:
http://news.theregistrysf.com/silicon-valleys-commercial-market-ends-2012-in-the-black/
So, is it just me or does anyone else think commercial real-estate is over-valued?