Net Lease Retail Valuations Finally Cracking Under Interest Rate Pressure
Article by: Jenn Elliot Demand for net lease retail is softening, which is forcing a pricing reset—albeit more slowly than buyers would like. Read the ...read more
After Historic Run-Up, Multifamily Construction Set To Slow
Article by: Dees Stribling Multifamily construction starts spiked in August by 28% compared with July, to an annualized rate of 640,000 units, as part of ...read more
Cold Storage Feels The Chill Of Inflation, Power Costs
Article by: Bianca Barragán Cold storage is one of a few benefactors of the dramatic shift in consumer tendencies that resulted from the pandemic, but ...read more
Commercial Real Estate Remains a Critical Investment Asset, Even as Cap Rates Rise
Article by: Kelsi Maree Borland Cap rates are expected to increase in the second half of the year as US monetary policy enters a period ...read more
Rent Growth Normalized Month to Month in August
Article by: Mary Salmonsen While apartment rents are still rising, they are doing so at a much more moderate rate now than in 2021 and ...read more
A Look at Miami’s Hot Multifamily Investment Market
Article by: Bendix Anderson Whopping rental rate spikes caught the eyes of many apartment investors and even with the pace of growth likely to slow, ...read more
Family Offices Turn Focus Away from Office Towers and Toward Industrial
Article by: Patricia Kirk The bullishness of industrial as an asset class is highly attractive to high-net-worth, family office and institutional investors, and it continues ...read more
Real Estate Firms Lead Manhattan in Return to Office
Article by: Paul Bergeron Survey finds that 82% of workers in that industry are showing up daily. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3Cb17pX ...read more
Maturing CMBS Loans Face Bigger Refinancing Hurdles
Article by: Beth Mattson-Teig Across all property subsectors, there will be refinancing challenges for properties with already low NOI relative to existing debt. Read the ...read more
Inflation Surprise Means More Pressure Ahead For Commercial Real Estate
Article by: Jarred Schenke U.S. inflation stubbornly rose again last month — even as energy costs dropped — all but ensuring that the Federal Reserve ...read more