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American Capital Holdings LLC Responds to Positive Commercial Real Estate Trends

Recent reports show that commercial real estate is continuing to improve--a development that has won the attention of American Capital Holdings LLC.

2013-04-17
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 17, 2013 (Press-News.org) According to American Capital Holdings LLC, commercial real estate markets are continuing to show slow but unmistakable signs of improvement--meaning that opportunities for commercial real estate investment are beginning to grow more prevalent and more promising. To illustrate its point, the company highlights the recent, quarterly report from the National Association of Realtors, which reveals that most commercial real estate sectors are continuing to grow and to improve. American Capital Holdings LLC has released a new press statement in response to this article.

"Once again we see that recovery, while slow, is steady and hard to deny," the company notes. "As more and more people find jobs and more and more companies start hiring, the need for commercial real estate is increasing--and investors are taking notice."

According to the NAR report, more and more commercial real estate space is being absorbed--a development that stems from a couple of key factors, including both the general economic recovery and also the continual decreases in unemployment. The report states that improvement began in earnest in 2012, and that the earliest months of 2013 have seen continued growth among several commercial real estate sectors.

Indeed, the report shows that, in most commercial real estate markets, lending grew modestly in the closing months of 2012; as a result, vacancy rates have showed modest signs of diminishment in the first weeks of 2013. What is more, the report shows optimism for continued growth; for example, office vacancy rates are expected to fall from 16.0 percent to 15.6 percent during the first quarter of 2014.

The report suggests that, over the coming year, national vacancy rates will fall by 0.4 percent in the office sector, 0.4 percent in industrial, 0.3 in retail, and 0.1 in multi-family. Office, retail, and multi-family are all noted to be very closely tied to overall national economic trends, and to employment rates. The report ends with a note of optimism, suggesting that 2013 will be a year in which the commercial real estate industry builds on the positive developments of the last two years.

American Capital Holdings LLC notes, "As the economy continues to gain solid footing, the commercial real estate sector should continue to see significant signs of improvement, which is a positive thing not only for investors, but for the nation as a whole."

Based in the Pittsburgh area but serving investors across the world, American Capital Holdings LLC is a boutique hard money lender, offering its services to corporate clients seeking commercial real estate acquisition and development opportunities.

ABOUT:

American Capital Holdings LLC was established in 2005, with the intention of becoming a boutique hard money lender, focusing on corporate clients seeking commercial real estate acquisition or development. American Capital Holdings LLC is also a correspondent lender for multi-family transactions across the United States. The company strives to provide customized products and services to each of its clients, and offers a number of loan options, combined with superior customer service and individualized care. American Capital Holdings LLC currently has acquisitions that include hotels, shopping centers, office facilities, multi-family residences, and more.

Website: http://americancapitalholdingsllc.co


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[Press-News.org] American Capital Holdings LLC Responds to Positive Commercial Real Estate Trends
Recent reports show that commercial real estate is continuing to improve--a development that has won the attention of American Capital Holdings LLC.