That's the concensus from a panel discussion at RealShare Detroit recently.
"There's been a flurry of activity in the past few months," says Steve Chaben, vice president of Marcus & Millichap in Detroit. "Right now, the fundamentals are very strong in that segment. On the flip side, you have office and industrial."
An exception might be in buying property with a single, stable tenant, says Stefan Stration, vice president of Pomeroy Investment. "The competition there is very keen and has been for some time."
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