Real Estate M&A Going From Hot to Not

The Reuters Real Estate Summit held in New York this week had a clear message for property dealmakers: If you’re waiting for the M&A cycle to kick into high gear, it could be a while. In fact, it’s more likely the cycle is headed for a dry spell, they said. Indeed, with commerical property investors spooked by CMBS concerns and homebuilders seeing another year of slumping markets, the M&A outlook at the summit this week wasn’t too hot.

But there may be deals elsewhere in the industry. Companies specializing in real estate advisory and other real estate related services — like Chicago-based Jones Lang LaSalle – could peak the interest of big investment companies looking for a purchase. Executives at the summit spoke about the possibility of large commercial banks or asset managers beefing up real estate capabilities by buying a real estate advisory or real estate services firms.

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source: updatere.com