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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 29, 2016 / InvestmentResearchReport.com is a small cap publication that uncovers extremely undervalued potential investment opportunities that have been overlooked by everyone else. Today we are taking a look at five companies which we believe could provide investors with potential upside volatility in the near term.
The biggest news in the real estate sector right now surrounds the acquisitions of industrial space by growers serving the legal marijuana market. Industrial space suppliers like Grow Condos, Inc. (GRWC) are therefore getting huge investor attention.
Growers are rushing to find space and this is sending real estate prices (especially rents) through the roof. In Denver, Colorado, the effects of this demand is very acute and seemingly, the only thing leading the rebound in commercial real estate is marijuana.
The boom is characterized by low vacancy rates, near-record-breaking rents serving an army of entrepreneurs looking to capitalize on the $5.4B cannabis industry.
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The Denver Post reports that cannabis companies have increased their share of the overall commercial real estate sector. From 2009 to 2014 for instance, cannabis related companies increased their share of industrial space to 3.7 million sq. ft. or just over a third of total industrial real estate.
GRWC of course has started its marijuana real estate build-out in Oregon and the real estate demand in that state is no less rigorous than that of Denver Colorado.
Marijuana Business Daily highlights the fact that the Portland area alone now has more than 64 large-scale grow sites and that since 2012 the number of those grow sites have increased almost 30%.
These numbers speak to a much larger reality in the cannabis industry: recreational marijuana sales are the biggest driver of growth.
This reality is the reason GRWC established its first grow facility – the now fully occupied 15,000 sq. ft. warehouse space in Eagle Point, Oregon.
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In a recent release GRWC confirmed that it has closed on the purchase of the land to support an additional 35 units under management in Eugene, Oregon.
From an investor perspective this is major news, especially given the crucial detail of GRWC’s plan for the commercial sale of condo units that will be built to supply growers in the area.
GRWC plans to develop the condominiums with a projected sale price of $150,000 for a single basic unit. Plans are in place to also develop customized units – these units, confirmed GRWC, were a major demand feature of its first marijuana grow-facility.
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GRWC’s outlook is bullish and given the outlook for the cannabis industry overall, it’s not difficult to see why. Company CEO Wayne Zallen commented in the news release that “GRWC has already begun targeting suitable locations for our 3rd facility. Once we have laid down a proper foundation there is a tremendous opportunity to build a national footprint of professional industrial condominium facility parks specifically targeted to the marijuana industry.”
The investment outlook for GRWC is consistently growing and consistently positive. The company’s unique approach to tapping the underlying value in the cannabis industry is a big selling point. Just like the merchants who concentrated on selling shovels and picks to miners in the California Gold Rush, GRWC is building a strong and sustainable presence in a solid growth industry.
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Paragon Shipping Inc. (PRGN) made a splash on Thursday, opening at .28 before rallying 573.34% to close the day at 1.75. The stock traded as high as 2.66 during regular trading hours.
DryShips, Inc. (DRYS) opened at 2.97 during Thursday’s trading session and reached a day high of 4.64. Volume levels soared and more than 9.7M shares changed hands. The stock closed up 28.47%.
Silicon Graphics International Corp. (SGI) saw its shares tumble 34.91% in Thursday’s trading. The stock opened below its previous close at 6.99 and only managed a high of 5.88.
Invacare Corporation (IVC) reported a first quarter loss on Thursday and investors showed what they thought about the news. The stock closed down 18.98% to finish at 11.01.
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