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Article by:  Greg Cornfield In Southern California, the Inland Empire’s rents have grown 11.6 percent over the last 12 months. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3Hr2kwj

Article by:  Fitch Ratings Fitch Ratings projects its U.S. CMBS loan delinquency rate will increase significantly to between 4.0% and 4.5% by YE 2023 from 1.89% as of October 2022, as higher interest rates, persistent inflation and weak economic growth contribute to more maturity defaults. Fitch expects the U.S. economy to enter a mild recession…read more

Article by:  Mard Naman Investor interest in data centers grew rapidly during the pandemic, as social media use, work-from-home and cloud computing amped up usage and demand. The pandemic has waned, but data center demand has not — and the upwards trajectory of the data storage needed in the new economy continues to boost investor…read more

Article by:  Marek Handzel There is a different way of looking at closed-end fund performance that may prompt asset owners to ask a few more questions about whether their closed-end fund exposures are delivering in line with their objectives. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3Bitodg

Article by:  Denise Moose Industrial outdoor storage, because it is still an emerging asset class, is out of sync with the current economic cycle, creating more movement and opportunity in the market. This will allow well-funded alternative industrial players to move quickly and capitalize on oversized returns in a depressed economic environment. Read the full…read more

Article by:  Anda Rosu Shopping malls expanded their offerings to include more gyms, entertainment spaces and theme parks, but other types of retail spaces are also undergoing significant changes. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3utYNpx

Article by:  Gail Kalinoski Transactions are down as investors grapple with higher debt costs and increasing uncertainty. But opportunities are still to be found. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3F770ER

Article by:  Holly Johnson Amaya Fundamentals for the US industrial market have remained solid in 2022, but couldn’t keep up with last year’s record pace.  But the sector is not recession-proof, according to one top analyst – and deal flow is likely to slump in 2023 as occupiers recalibrate. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3h15oV6

Article by:   Corina Stef Rising interest rates are putting further pressure on the new-supply pipeline and transaction deal flow. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3XSfvfL

Article by:  Jenn Elliot After a turbulent decade, the U.S. mall industry seems to have come out of the pandemic in decently good health. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3UyfFpt