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Huge Influx of Cash Into the RE Market Over the Next Few Years

Started by anonymous
almost 19 years ago
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Front page of every paper this morning: Blackstone going public. First Fortress, now Blackstone, then all the rest. This will bring billions upon billions of dollars into the NYC and Fairfield, CT economies over the next few to several years. In summary, probably wont help the low end of the RE market but the high end will have a huge influx of cash over the next several years. Will it keep prices from falling? Not if the other factors are too overwhelming. Though it will represent a whole bunch of new capital that the nay-sayers were not counting on. Both intelligent and unintelligent comments would be appreciated.
Response by anonymous
almost 19 years ago
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thank the gods

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Response by julia
almost 19 years ago
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where do you think pricing will go (up/down) on apts. $500k and below

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Response by anonymous
almost 19 years ago
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Blackstone announced their intentions in February... this is old news. I'm hoping it will help increase the value of apts in Manhattan; thus increasing equity on my condo as well as collecting more rent each month! :)

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Response by anonymous
almost 19 years ago
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There are rumors that two other VERY large shops are seriously considering.

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Response by anonymous
almost 19 years ago
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what does this have to do with anything?

Companies go public all the time....what are you saying? that because a company is going public the manhattan realestate market is going to go up?.....there's probably a company going public twice a week on the nyse....and the people in blackstone who are partners aren't already owning and they will be buying up a storm?....fact.....there are 20,000 new condos coming on to the market in the next year.....geeee that means that all those employees are going to buy up realestate....don't think so.....

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Response by anonymous
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this is good for high end bad for low end. those that will suffer are the lower middle class.

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Response by anonymous
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about 1/2 of the new developments are for rentals, not sale.

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