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March 31, 2022

Biden Is Going After 1031 Exchanges Again. CRE Is Mobilizing To Stop Him

When President Joe Biden presented his administration's proposed budget for fiscal year 2023, he again included a new tax rule that would essentially eliminate 1031 exchanges, or like-kind exchanges, which are widely used to lower taxes for those buying and selling commercial real estate.

If Biden is able to get the budget past with the new rule in place — capping the capital gains deferral at $500K for an individual and $1M for a couple — real estate experts say it could spell disaster for an already-challenged industry and for the U.S. economy.

Biden Is Going After 1031 Exchanges Again. CRE Is Mobilizing To Stop Him

After two years of pain from the pandemic’s effects on the real estate industry, with inflation at the highest it has been in a generation and interest rates already on the rise, Engineered Tax Services founder and CEO Julio Gonzalez said the proposal, if enacted, would cause a major slowdown for the…

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New 2M SF Mixed-Use Development, Backed By Cottonwood, Eyed For South Boston

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The Los Angeles developer that built Boston's $950M EchelonSeaport complex is providing financing for a mixed-use project less than 2 miles away in South BostonCottonwood Group has extended a $130M loan to a group of property owners that plan to build…

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King Street Goes Bicoastal With $45M Bay Area Buy

King Street Goes Bicoastal With $45M Bay Area Buy  

A big Boston biotech developer has made its first purchase in California, one of a number of recent buys from big biotech players across national and international boundaries.  King Street Properties purchased 1699 Old Bayshore Highway in Burlingame, currently occupied by a two-story office building, in February for…

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From Lease Structures To When To Stop Investing: Inside Blackstone’s Logistics Strategy

 

When you've gone really big in a sector, how do you know when to stop? 

Of all the conviction bets Blackstone has made over the past decade, logistics has been the biggest.

The U.S. private equity giant has invested tens of billions in the sector around the world, and reaped the reward, selling or recapitalising platforms and portfolios at huge profits.

At Bisnow’s Industrial & Logistics Transformation event on Tuesday, Blackstone Senior Managing Director Peter Krause talked through the firm’s strategy in the UK and beyond, including views on rental growth, inflation and lease structures, cap rate compression and the key signal to watch as to when to stop investing. Here’s the deep dive.

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