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Merilyn Giacopelli says...

I thought the book was very educational and did an extraordinary job in describing the financial mess we're currently in. It reflects on the history of past markets and does a great job describing the magnitude of the problem our economy is in. I would definitely recommend it!

Posted on January 21, 2011

Livia Finnigan says...

The Commercial Real Estate Market is in a slowly quickening down spiral. We have seen it happen in the residential market and now Mr. Wood is providing us with a dismal forecast for the commercial real estate market! He first supplies us with some very convincing statistics showing how vacancy rates have increased significantly while rental rates have decreased as owners strive to survive in the rental market. After showing us what is happening, he begins to develop the idea that there are solutions to this dilemma out there. He brings in Congressional testimony to show that prominent real estate organizations are facing up to the dangers of the situation. He then enlists the opinions of such experts in the field as Dr. Sam Chandan, Mr. Eric Von Berg, Ms. Maura O'Connor, Mr. Tom Loeswick and Mr. Anton Qui to develop the ideas of danger in investments and then the potential for resolution and safety. Mr. Wood ends the book with an excellent chapter, written by Ms. Donna Wood, MFT, which provides detailed steps to aid families in traversing the rough times brought on by this crisis.



The book is a good read on a subject that will bring first tears to the eyes of CRE agents and then a smile as Mr. Wood succinctly outlines the possible solutions to a crisis that is currently building into a tsunami. His writing style flows easily, just as does his speaking style, for I have seen both in action. He is a good writer, writing about a tough set of times. This is a must read for commercial real estate agents world wide!

Posted on January 21, 2011

Angla Pandolfi says...

You can get this information off the web for free.It has about 10 pages of info and the rest of it is filling pages to make it a book that sells for wayyyy tooooo much.He even gave an absolute pointless chapter of the book to his wife for her common sense advice on .... I'm not sure what actually.

Posted on January 22, 2011

Clint Mcmullen says...

I found this book to be extremely interesting, packed with facts, and presented in an easy-to-read manner. Woods presents the material in a way that makes an otherwise troubling topic seem hopeful. He gives a solid platform for understanding and builds upon that platform through facts, expert interviews and very compelling reasoning.

Posted on January 23, 2011

Vincenza Brugnoli says...

The Commercial Real Estate Tsunami covers every aspect of the commercial real estate crisis and offers solid, timely advice for anyone in the industry. This book is an easy read and the concepts are easy to understand as the author uses the analogy of the various stages of a tsunami. Great read and valuable resource.

Posted on January 23, 2011

Davida Gorter says...

Wow- I knew that the commercial real estate "bubble" was likely to be the next one to burst, but I had no idea how sever a shock to our ecosystem that tsunami was likely to cause. Woods' research, interpretation and insights are surprisingly clear, easy to follow and insightful. I found myself on the edge of disbelief and trying to challenge some of the assertions, but they are so well supported, it was hard to do. I just finished it and, like a complex movie, am about to sit down and go through it again, as I am sure there are lots of tidbits that I will more fully appreciate upon a second reading. If you are interested enough in this topic to be reading this review, buy the book!

Posted on January 24, 2011

Lucina Sowinski says...

Different times require different strategies. I normally would avoid a book with a title similar to this one. It creates some kind of anxiety that I would much rather do without. However and against my own rule I went ahead and purchased the book and to my surprise it has been enlightening. I find the tsunami analogy appropriate and helpful to grasp the concept.



The book is well researched and the author choose credible and authoritative sources to document the facts. Several years ago I had the opportunity to take a CCIM core course with one of the book contributors and know first hand the expertise and excellence that person provides. Having that person be a part of the book gave me the confidence to incorporate the use of the book into my toolbox (I do a lot of consulting with clients and often use books as reference to back up my advice).



I own a commercial real estate brokerage and investment firm and also a commercial real estate educational institute and this book now is required reading for our staff and associates. It provides sound advice tailored to our diverse class of clients (lenders - chapter 6, owners and borrowers - chapter 7, buyers - chapter 8, brokers - chapter 9).



I also use the data provided to share with my corporate clients as far as making shrewd leasing/buy decisions in this market. I would love to see a follow up book, perhaps next year.

Posted on January 25, 2011

Darby Legat says...

If you are associated in any way with the real estate industry, are curious about the changes in the real estate market, or simply enjoy a well-written, timely and enlightening book, The Commercial Real Estate Tsumani will hold your interest as it guides you through the chronicles of thereal estate upheaval.Tony not only explains the progression, but offers solutions and hope for the future.He is knowledgeable, well informed, and has tapped some of the foremost experts in the field for their insight.This book is clever and well worth reading!

Posted on January 27, 2011

Zaida Selph says...

This was a well written, well researched book. A must read for anyone that would like to make sense of our current economic state. An absolute must read for anyone who has or is looking to invest in real estate.

Posted on January 30, 2011