Sale/Leasebacks: A Compelling Capital Source for Corporations

Sponsored By Allegro Realty Advisors

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Banking & Capital Markets > Alternative Finance

Finance & Risk Management > Real Estate

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Abstract:

In the wake of the home mortgage crisis, the capital markets have been tightening up, even for much less risky corporate borrowers. As corporations pursue sources of capital in today's financial environment, sale/leaseback transactions offer some meaningful advantages. A sale/leaseback is a transaction structure that involves a company selling a real estate asset to an investor in consideration of "leasing back" the facility for a period of time. The current economic climate presents a compelling opportunity for corporations to utilize sale/leasebacks to access capital through the monetization of real estate assets.

While sale/leasebacks are merely complicated by the balancing of considerations in both conventional sale and lease transactions, they can be fairly straightforward alternatives to commercial real estate loans, especially in the current economic climate.

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Sponsored by: Allegro Realty Advisors

Released: June 04, 2008

Length: 3 pages

Format: PDF (98 kb)

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