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Wilson
& Stonaker, L.L.C., a Texas limited liability company,
is a full service commercial investment real estate
firm. We specialize in acquisition and disposition of
income properties, mainly in the North Texas area, with
a special emphasis on the Western half of the Fort Worth/Dallas
Metroplex and the surrounding areas..
Wilson
& Stonaker, L.L.C. ("W&S") is a full
service commercial investment real estate firm. While
W&S does some tenant and owner representation work,
the majority of its focus is on the acquisition, development,
and syndication of value-added real estate transactions.
This work is both for its own account and the accounts
of its investors and third party brokerage engagements.
Detailed
property information is now being added to our site.
Please check back to see packages as they are added
to the Properties section. Thank you.
WILSON
& STONAKER, L.L.C. is licensed by the Texas Real
Estate Commission to practice real estate brokerage
under Texas License No. 0459097.
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Quarterly
Reports
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Quarterly Reports prepared and written by William
E. Stonaker.
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The US military is officially out of Iraq and the country experienced continued car bombings this week. Pakistan is threatening to use force against us. Afghanistan is still fighting. Iraq is thumbing its nose at the US. I guess we could safely state that the Middle East is officially a mess. But we continue to do the same thing and expect different results. Strange.
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We have had good news from the Middle East. Two of the most wanted terrorists were either captured or killed in military actions over the last two days.
The international economics cannot be described in any positive terms. Greek is more than likely going to default on its debt. The US, the more developed countries in Europe and even countries such as Australia and others are suffering from the world wide economic issues.
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Not to marginalize the terrible earthquake in Japan last quarter, but the effects of the quake and the nuclear power plant issues haven't been as bad on the world economy as we thought it would be. The Japanese people are remarkable in their ability to shake off issues.
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Needless to say, there is plenty to watch on the international scene right now. The terrible earthquake in Japan and the resulting tsunami will affect that country for decades. But the resulting economic effect on the rest of the world will show up over the next few quarters. Just the lack of parts made in Japan and shipped all over the world will be enough to slow growth
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- The largest international issues in my opinion are North Korea a nuclear country being run by a nut job – or the nut job's inexperienced son – with a major power, China, as its best "friend" that won't rein them in, and the potential collapse of the European Union.
Not that I think the North Korea affair is a less important issue than Europe but personally I am more worried about the European Union falling apart and the economic
damage that such an event could have to the international banking system.
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wars in Afghanistan and Iraq took second seat
to the bailout of Greece at $18 billion in May
from the European Union nations. In order to get
the loans, the Greek government had to make good
on austerity measures, cutting salaries and pensions,
raising consumer taxes and pledging to crack down
on tax evasion that is said to be some of the
worst in the developed world. There were protests
and several people were killed and many injured.
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wars in Afghanistan and Iraq took second seat
to the bailout of Greece at $18 billion in May
from the European Union nations. In order to get
the loans, the Greek government had to make good
on austerity measures, cutting salaries and pensions,
raising consumer taxes and pledging to crack down
on tax evasion that is said to be some of the
worst in the developed world. There were protests
and several people were killed and many injured.
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international news continues to be dominated by
the emerging countries of the world doing well
economically - and war. The latest terrorist surprises
have been in Russia. It will be interesting to
see how the country responds.
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- The international
market continues to be dominated by two
things: war and emerging countries doing
well. Muslim terrorists are a moving target.
December was the first month since the war
in Iraq started without a US service member
being killed but Al-Qaeda is now active
in Yemen along with a lot of activity in
countries bordering both Afghanistan and
Iraq.
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- The Consumer Confidence
Index went down slightly this month after
staying nearly flat since the large increases
from March through May. It is significant
that we are able to stay up at the 50% level
without a big drop. The index fell in September
to 53.1 instead of rising to 57 as predicted.
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- Even with the world in
recession, we are still seeing some impressive
real estate deals being made. According to Real
Capital Analytics, deals from all over the world
were consummated over the last twelve months.
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- China’s
economy ascended to the world’s
3rd largest in 2007, a tenfold leap over
the last 30 years leapfrogging Germany.
It is just a matter of time before China
takes over Japan’s number two slot.
The long isolated society will most likely
overtake the United States in the next
few decades. Its 1.3 billion people are
among the world’s poorest.
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