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Comment by Patricia Ortiz on January 31, 2009 at 8:04pm

Pereira, Colombia, South America

Creo Point

Global Commercial Real Estate Community

Best Regards

I am pleased to offer in the city of Pereira, Colombia, South America, Coffee mountains, this unique property, "Architectural Jewel", located in beautiful landscape and unique geographical location.

I would be of interest to collaborate in their marketing, will see the link below, in addition to videos of the city, of Coffe zone, Pereira and Colombia where it is located:

FOR SALE- Eco Hotel Medical- Spa in the Coffee Mountains of Pereira, Colombia S.A.

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Thousand Thanks

Atte. Patricia Ortiz

Patricia Ortiz - Real Estate Property. Pereira, Risaralda, Colombia, South America. Tel: Indicative Country (57) City (6) Fixed: 3161433 Mobile: 311 300 7347

Comment by Grace Boge on December 2, 2008 at 11:13am

yes, Steve, I would like to know those three lenders and their loan programs as well. Thx.

Comment by Craig Grella on December 1, 2008 at 11:31am

We haven't been hit as hard yet up here in seattle, but we also don't have as much global investment as a city like NY. We are starting to see some more negative trends in lending. The phrase I'm hearing most often from the national or larger regional lenders is "we're babysitting our portfolio." The local guys are still lending, but they're being much more strict.
At the ULI emerging trends meeting last week, someone suggested that developers just curl up in a ball and wait it out.

Comment by Adam B. Cutler on November 12, 2008 at 11:47am

Steve, can you share the names of the 3 lender's which are currently making loans?

Comment by Jennifer Azzopardi on September 15, 2008 at 12:05pm

ttp://www.thestreet.com/story/10437231/1/bank-of-america-agrees-to-buy-merrill.html?puc=_tscrss

Who would have thought! But yes we should go back to the fundamentals as what is happening now, is history repeating itself! In general people never seem to learn the lessons over time, they forget and repeat the same mistakes all over again! It is indeed a crazy world!

Comment by CREOpoint on September 15, 2008 at 7:25am

Steve
Back to the future - how many times in our careers have we heard the phrase "back to the fundamentals". Which would sort of suggest that all the rest of the time the fundamentals weren't important.

Comment by steve felix on September 14, 2008 at 11:00am

hi. i moderated a panel of foreign bankers at the realshares investment and finance conference in ny the other day. from what they talked about, lending has become more of a local business again and the use of club deals (like syndication only different) is more and more popular. three of the four banks on the panel are 'open for business' (one is just maintaining their existing $12BB portfolio) and the underwriting has changed in the past 12 months to be more focused on the character of the sponsor (borrower) and how they 'behaved' in the last downturn. One bank said 'no hotels...period' but two others said they'd look at them. development financing is also available but the disclaimer is that things are being scrutinized in terms of cash flow and character of sponsor....just like the old days.