Article by: Tracy Loh and Andre Perry The same racial disparities that plague the housing market also affect the values of storefronts and offices. Read the full article: https://bloom.bg/3ojslDb
Article by: Mark Hallum Investment sales dollar volume so far this year remained steadily above the first half of 2021, now at $22 billion across all sectors in New York City. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3cuOETE
Article by: Allison Pohle Executives say the rise in prices is largely because of a surge in demand and increased operating costs. Read the full article: https://on.wsj.com/3oiIk46
Article by: Paul Bergeron Compared to last year, office buildings are bustling. Visits were up in major cities: New York City (54.4% increase), Chicago (38.3%), San Francisco (84.6%) and Boston (31.2%), which indicates that the office return is still underway. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3v4r0nA
Article by: Paul Bergeron “Given rent structures that can offer shelter against inflationary conditions as we are currently experiencing, goods that are necessities in all market environments, and some institutional preference for hard assets during these uncertain times, well located grocer-anchor centers with good tenant mixes continue to attract investment demand and capital.” Read the…read more
Article by: Erika Morphy Reshoring, for example, is causing more companies to invest in the US with a diversified portfolio of manufacturing. “It will increase the demand for industrial sites and that, along with companies’ desire to maintain more inventory as well as the continuous growth of e-commerce will all serve the long term.” Read…read more
Article by: Patricia Kirk For two years, headlines have screamed about a bloodbath in the office sector. Research from Moody’s Analytics shows those headlines have little in common with reality. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3uY5wIK
Article by: The Counselors of Real Estate The Counselors of Real Estate has identified the current and emerging issues expected to have the most significant impact on all sectors of real estate. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3Oir8Xc
Article by: Erik Sherman The index—a “time series of unleveraged U.S. commercial property values that captures the prices at which commercial real estate transactions are currently being negotiated and contracted”—dropped by 3.7% between May and June. The total drop from a high in March has been 4.9%. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3RBxtjg
Article by: WMRE Staff Competition might be easing just a bit in the U.S. housing market as mortgage rates decline, but that hasn’t taken any pressure off the apartment rental market. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ccB0nW