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As New York City continues to grow in population and attract shopping-happy tourists from around the world, investors and retailers alike a clamoring to own a piece of Manhattan’s miles of storefronts.
Capitalization rates on multi-family investments have dropped to the vicinity of 4 percent, according to Timothy Quinlan, of Quinlan Development Group, a retail-focused investment group which owns 85 stores in Manhattan. Retail rents, on the other hand, are yielding cap rates as high as 6 or 6.5 percent.
“Today’s financing dollars at 6 percent can be juiced up pretty nicely,” Quinlan said.
The result is a rush to own retail condos, from Downtown to Fifth Avenue.
Just under half on the nation’s metorpolitan areas have seen construction jobs shrivel, according to a new report. Construction employment declined in 165 out of … Continued
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