MBA Reports Nearly 75 Percent Jump for Q1 2022 Commercial Borrowing
Article by: Ariana Fine Commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations increased 72% in the first quarter of 2022 compared to the same period last year. ...read more
Capital Continues to Flood the Self-Storage Sector
Article by: Paul Bergeron The self-storage sector has shown to be an extremely recession resilient asset class, along with seeing unprecedented growth since the onset ...read more
Office Building Owners Drown in Tide of Sublease Space
Article by: Konrad Putzier Office space is hitting the market as landlords grapple with low demand, lease expirations. Read the full article: https://on.wsj.com/3sJiHMr ...read more
Capright Attends the CSSA Napa Conference
Kris Oxtal, MAI and Tyler Baty enjoyed meeting and discussing the future of the self-storage sector with top industry experts this week at the CSSA Napa Conference. Pictured: ...read more
Where Next for US Commercial Mortgage Rates?
Article by: Jim Costello Inflation poses a challenge for the financing of commercial real estate. As inflationary pressure pushes up interest rates, the cost to ...read more
REITs Got Swept Up in the Broader Market Selloff in April
Article by: David Bodamer Despite the drop, REITs are outperforming the broader stock market and seem positioned to weather current economic challenges. Read the full ...read more
Multifamily Investment Soars To New Heights
Article by: Lynn Pollack Multifamily investment in Q1 hit an all-time high, accounting for the strongest first quarter on record and increasing 56% year-over-year to ...read more
MSCI Resources for Measuring and Managing the Impact of Climate Change on CRE
Jonathan Rivera Director jrivera@capright.com As a follow-up to my article on The Impact of Climate Change on Real Estate Valuations and Decisions, I would ...read more
‘Onslaught’ Of Office Renovations Taking Place As Companies Redesign Spaces For Hybrid Work
Article by: Patrick Sisson A magnitudinous confluence of the corporate return-to-work push, supply chain issues that appear to be worsening, rising interest rates and the realization that office ...read more
At Current Rate, Available Logistics Space In U.S. Would Dry Up In Record 16 Months
Article by: Jarred Schenke Rampant demand for industrial space, as well as supply chain delays, has reduced the available inventory of warehouses to historic lows, ...read more