February 8, 2011
Capstone Advisors Acquires 20 Luxury Lots in Griffin Ranch, La Quinta, California
CARLSBAD, Calif. – Capstone Advisors, a Southern California-based real estate investment, development and asset management company celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, continues its pattern of buying well-located, highly desirable lots with its recent purchase of the largest lots in the Griffin Ranch master-planned community located in the Riverside County community of La Quinta, Calif...
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January 24, 2011
Rising Loan Delinquencies Keeping Receiverships Busy
San Diego Business Journal - Commentary
[Excerpt] Alex Zikakis, president and CEO of Carlsbad-based Capstone Advisors Inc., whose offerings include receivership services, said lenders will be selling distressed properties in 2011, in a "cleansing" process that began slowly last year and could continue through 2014...
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January 2011
Capstone Advisors Announces Flexible Financing Program for Opportunistic Real Estate Projects
Carlsbad, Calif. – Capstone Advisors, a San Diego County-based real estate investment, asset management and advisory firm celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, announces that it is once again actively providing flexible capital for opportunistic real estate projects that do not meet traditional bank standards...
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January 10, 2011
Capstone Advisors - 2010 Year End Asset Management Highlights
Carlsbad, Calif. - Capstone Advisors reports that 2010 was marked by several new asset management engagements – a trend the company expects will gain momentum in 2011 as a growing number of real estate lenders, owners and institutional investors look to reposition their assets in a highly challenging economic climate...
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January 3, 2011
Pulse of Commercial Space is Stablizing
San Diego Business Journal - Commentary
[Excerpt] Alex Zikakis, president and CEO of Carlsbad-based real estate investment and development company Capstone Advisors Inc., said the "tidal wave" of commercial foreclosures that many predicted a year ago never materialized, as lenders worked with borrowers and avoided flooding the market with deep-discounted properties. Zikakis said that process will likely continue through 2014, as banks and other lenders gradually sell off troubled commercial assets...
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