American assets sales should increase in 2011, as lenders step up foreclosures to satisfy the food shortage for distressed property, according to investigate.
A revise carried out by the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers exposed the predictable boost, but also said that lenders are wary of the US economy and will sell high class properties whose rents envelop mortgages.
The Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2011 review question 875 property owners, developers, advisers, investor, lenders and other property companies to reach its close.
Next the initial survey, a further 275 respondents were then interview by researchers.
All through the interviews it was predicted that returns will relapse to real estate basics, prices being paid that the rents can support.
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