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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: Perspective who wrote (237325)2/1/2010 9:13:38 AM
From: ChanceIsRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
Will have to look into Tanger a little more. At first glance, their Debt/Equity doesn't look all that bad. One would also think that roughly 60% of the rental income losses have already hit, and they are still profitable. They might survive.

As far as the justification of trading near all time highs ..... there is none.

I got toasted but not burnt holding the REITs short since March. Makes all the sense in the world. Northwards of $1 trillion in CRE debt has to be rolled in the next few years, and the collateral securing it has been cut in half. Ah well. I suppose that if Bernanke bought all of the residential mortgages in the world, he will do the same for REITs.
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