What is the current state of the Selma Market?

Based on the latest Costar report, the Selma Market is showing significant growth in commercial real estate investments. Our analysis indicates a 5.2% increase in property values over the last quarter.

What are the investment opportunities in the Selma Market?

The Selma Market offers several investment opportunities including commercial office spaces, retail properties, and industrial warehouses. Our experts have identified three key areas with potential returns of 7-9% annually.

How does SDS Capital analyze market trends?

SDS Capital uses a comprehensive approach to market analysis, including proprietary data models, industry reports, and on-the-ground research. Our methodology combines quantitative analysis with qualitative insights to provide a complete picture of market conditions.

What is the forecast for the Selma Market in the next 12 months?

Based on our analysis of the Costar report and other market indicators, we forecast continued growth in the Selma Market over the next 12 months. Key factors influencing this forecast include population growth, business expansion, and infrastructure development.

April 3, 2020

ASREF Finances Historic Hotel In Selma, AL With Strong Roots In Civil Rights Movement

Newly renovated with ASREF financing, the historic St. James Hotel in Selma, Alabama will open its doors to visitors of the Edmond Pettus Bridge and the U.S. Civil Rights trail.

Candace Carlisle profiles ASREF’s investment to redevelop and reopen the historic St. James Hotel in Selma, Alabama. To read the full article in CoStar News, click here: Deal Closes to Restore Hotel to Cater to Tourism Industry.

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National New Markets Fund Awarded $95M in New Market Tax Credits (NMTCs) – its 15th Award from U.S. Department of Treasury

Since 2006, NNMF – Managed by SDS Capital Group – has financed 51 projects providing $752M of direct investment, creating and preserving more than 15,000 rural and urban jobs in distressed communities

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SDS Founder & CEO Deborah La Franchi sits down with Commercial Observer to discuss her career, the lessons she learned working for L.A. city government in the 1990s, and why it’s so hard to build housing in America.

ASREF Finances Historic Hotel In Selma, AL With Strong Roots In Civil Rights Movement

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