I appreciate you taking the time to visit this blog. The intent of the blog is to congregate all of the information that an investor in commercial real estate would need to know in order to make educated decisions on acquiring or disposing of commercial real estate in Utah.
Over the coming year the blog will address the following topics:
- I will address a wide array of opportunities and issues facing investment real estate across the nation with a specific focus on Utah.
- Monthly and quarterly updates of capital markets, financing, construction cost fluctuations, & commercial real estate markets
- Highlight available and notable closed investment properties in Utah
- Note particular investor needs in the market for those needing to exit existing properties
I hope that you will use the information, insight, and ideas as a valuable resource in your business.
Highest Regards,
Brandon L. Wood, CCIM
Executive Vice President / Principal
Investment Division
Newmark Grubb ACRES Commercial Real Estate Services
748 W Heritage Park Blvd. Ste. 204 | Layton, UT 84041
www.ngacres.com
P: 801.927.2000 | F: 801.416.1020
bwood@ngacres.com
Creating and Preserving Real Estate Values.™






















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