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  • 04Dec

    Hello and welcome to Lancaster Commercial. My name is John Thiry and I am a Commercial Real Estate Advisor in Lancaster PA with NAI Commercial Partners, Inc. As a Transaction Manager, I facilitate a wide variety of commercial real estate transactions, but focus on commercial/industrial brokerage, leasing and investment properties.

    Transaction Manager

    My role as a Transaction Manager is to assist investors and users in the acquisition, development and disposition of real estate. In practice this role can manifest in four different ways:

    Transaction Management Roles

    Transaction Management Roles

    No matter which phase of a commercial real estate transaction you may be in, you can, and should be represented by a Realtor©. Our team has the training and local market experience to ensure that not only will you achieve your immediate requirements, but that you will optimize your real estate assets.

    Mission Statement

    I help companies and investors align their real estate assets with their business goals. From acquisition to leasing to disposition, I provide an effective mix of market knowledge and analytics to help optimize the real estate component of my client’s business.

    Next Steps

    Click here to try out my free property report service.

    Click here to get the details on my listings.

    John Thiry, NAI Commercial Partners

    John Thiry, NAI Commercial Partners

    John F. Thiry
    Commercial Real Estate Advisor

    NAI Commercial Partners, Inc.
    930 Red Rose Court, Suite 200
    Lancaster, PA 17601

    Office: 717-283-0600 x108
    Mobile: 717-413-1457
    Fax: 866-354-1923 (toll free)

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    Tags: Broker, John Thiry, Lancaster PA, NAI Commercial Partners, NAI CPI

  • 05Mar

    John Thiry and Michael Sheaffer are pleased to represent the owner of 1762 Columbia Avenue in the sale of a restaurant building.

    1762 Columbia Ave

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  • 02Mar

    NAI Global climbed from 7 to 4 in the 2010 Lipsey Commercial Real Estate Top Brands Survey.
    Lipsey Brand Survey 2010

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    Tags: commercial real estate brand, nai global, survery results

  • 24Feb

    For many years, the general thinking was anyone could get a loan at any time, for a reasonable rate. In 2008 and for the greater part of 2009, the general thinking was shattered when the economy tumbled and the credit markets dried up. The great majority of people which either wanted or needed a loan could not get one.

    Even those with outstanding credit records found it extremely difficult. Banks were just not lending money.
    At the same time as the ability to borrow money was reduced, the Real Estate market was experiencing an upheaval of sorts and property values were extremely low and significant bargains were to be had. But where could you go to get the money? The banks were not loaning and using equity values of existing properties as collateral became an issue as property values were decreasing and equity was disappearing.

    There is another way to finance Real Estate Purchases, or any other purchase for that manner, in a way that will allow you to not be dependent on the status of the economy or the ability of the banking industry to lend money. It allows you to be in control. It allows you to either use it as is or leverage it in a manner which will facilitate the ability to get loans in tight credit markets. Walt Disney used this vehicle to help finance the construction of Disneyland.

    The financial vehicle is whole life insurance. Most people know life insurance as a way for your loved ones to be taken care of upon the passing of the policyholder. Whole life insurance also has a living benefit- the cash value. The cash value grows over time in a tax deferred manner. The cash value is not correlated to the market and once credited to the policy does not disappear. The cash value can be accessed at any time by the policy holder for any reason- in fact a reason need not be provided. If accessed properly the dollars are available free of taxation. In many states, the cash value is protected from creditors*. The policy can be pledged as collateral. If the policy includes a waiver of premium rider** and should the policy owner become disabled , the policy will pay for itself while the owner is disabled. Additionally, over the long term, dividends*** and paid-up additions can continue paying the premiums.

    Most people do not take the time to understand how whole life insurance works and therefore never understand its potential. Just like many people never take the time to understand how the Real Estate market works and thus never participate in its great income potential.

    I encourage you to take the time to learn about how Whole Life Insurance works and see how you can use it to help finance your Real Estate transactions.

    Ever Gonzalez
    egonzalez@firstfinancialgroup.com
    717-495-4890

    *Neither Guardian or its subsidiaries, agents, or employees provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your tax or legal advisor regarding your individual situation.
    **Riders may incur an additional cost.
    *** Dividends are not guaranteed. They are declared by the company’s board of directors.

    Evaristo Gonzalez, Registered Representative, Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS). Securities products and services are offered through PAS. Financial Representative, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, New York. PAS is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Guardian. First Financial Group is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS or Guardian.
    PAS is a member of FINRA, SIPC.
    Neither Guardian, nor its subsidiaries, agents or employees provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your tax or legal advisor regarding your individual situation.

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  • 11Feb

    John Thiry, NAI Commercial Partners was pleased to successfully conclude a buyer’s agency assignment for A&M Hardware.
    1077 Commercial Ave

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  • 08Feb

    Landlord increased rents on retail component and one of the multi-family units raising the monthly cash-flow to $600 and increasing the CAP Rate to 11. Looking for “recession deals” – here is one.
    APOD 2010

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  • 28Jan

    See below for John’s latest article on investment real estate tips:
    The Four Secrets to Building Wealth With Investment Real Estate

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    Tags: Investment, investment real estate, real estate investment

  • 22Jan

    I am pleased to offer a valuable and rare commercial offering – namely an affordable operating car wash and new/clean restaurant building. Located in picturesque Lancaster County, PA there is tremendous upside potential to this property.
    870WMainStBrochure

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    Tags: Car Wash, For Sale, Investment, Restaurant, Retail

  • 22Jan

    NAI Global Market Report – 2010

    NAI Global Market Report 2010

    This report is a comprehensive overview of US and worldwide markets presented as a courtesy to my clients and readers of LancasterCommercial.com.  There is a great deal of data and insight in this 140 page report.  Call me with any questions on interpretation or how to apply these insights to your investing goals.

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    Tags: Report, Research

  • 20Jan

    from the article:

    Local real estate experts said they expect more properties to follow in 2010 as owners struggle to repay their debts. But the pickings might not be as rich as some are hoping, said John Thiry, a commercial real estate adviser for NAI Commercial Partners Inc. in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County.

    “The common thinking is that the vultures are circling and waiting for all these properties to go to forced sales,” Thiry said. “But what’s really happening is not quite that dire.”

    Lenders are more likely to work with debtors rather than list properties at a sheriff’s sale, where they are likely to take a loss, Thiry said. Banks typically get about 60 cents on the dollar from the sale of delinquent properties, he added.

    Thiry cited Red Rose Commons, a Lancaster shopping center owned by Blue Bell-based The Goldenberg Group and Philadelphia-based Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust, or PREIT. With the center facing possible foreclosure, Goldenberg and PREIT managed to refinance their debt last fall.

    “The vast majority of those distressed-debt situations are getting worked out,” Thiry said.

    Read the full article here:

    Sheriffs hold real estate keys – Central Penn Business Journal.

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    Tags: Central Penn Biz Journal, Foreclosure, Lending, Press

  • 14Jan

    A pair of recent reports presents mixed outlook for 2010

    A recent report by CoStar indicates an uptick in sales volume:

    “Grubb & Ellis in its annual outlook is predicting an increase in sales volume of 20% to 30% over 2009 levels. However, prices, already down 40% from their peak in October 2007, may decline another 10% to 20% in order to meet buyers’ expectations.” – CoStar – Full report.

    Loopnet cites a National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries’ NCREIF Index that corroborates the outlook of lower values in 2010:

    “Property values will continue to fall and investment returns will remain negative through 2010, according to CBRE Econometric Advisors.”  LoopNet – Full Report

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    Tags: commercial property values, economic outlook

   

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