- Mergers and AcquisitionsHarris has held numerous positions in the financial services industry over the past three decades. His experience includes asset management, investment banking, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity. He most recently was a managing member for Step Change Advisors, LLC, where he managed a portfolio of marketable securities in excess of $100 million for high-net-worth individuals.
- Real Estate TransactionsCoStar Impact Awards recognize exceptional commercial real estate transactions and projects completed in 2022 with influence in neighborhoods or submarkets across 128 major markets.
- Land Use and ZoningPrior to joining Northmarq, Bain has been involved in brokering over $83 million of land deals across various asset classes. He has also worked as an attorney in Nashville, Tenn., where he represented property owners, developers, business owners and contractors within real estate, construction, and land use and zoning for nearly a decade. Bain’s combination of brokerage and legal knowledge, along with his land use and zoning experience, provides his clients with unique insight and strategies to accomplish their goals. Additionally, Bain served as a licensed general contractor and owner of a residential and commercial construction company for seven years in Nashville.
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- ForeclosureAs a result, the number of office-related foreclosures, mortgage defaults, and deeds in lieu of foreclosure negotiations have skyrocketed in 2023,” he said. “However, due to the problems this sector faces, we have begun to see some incredible price discounts not seen in 14 years.
- Tax LawAnother headwind is the potential changes to tax law. President Biden’s Build Back Better plan included a proposal to eliminate or cap 1031 Exchanges and substantially increase capital gains taxes as a way to help finance the plan. Both would be significant hits to commercial real estate. For now, BBB isn’t politically viable. But, with only one to two US. Senate votes, things could change very quickly.