The U.S. needs 4.3 million new apartments over the next 13 years just to meet projected demand, a total that includes the current shortfall of 600,000 units, according to a new
Newbies are Running Risks as They Flock to Triple-Net-Lease Assets
How can investors avoid buying a property that will be on the chopping block when the retailer’s lease-renewal option comes up? Prior to the Fed’s June 15 rate hike—the largest
Apartment Owners Likely To Reap Rewards Of Housing Market Headaches
Ballooning costs in the for-sale housing market have served as an adrenaline shot for apartment demand, driving valuations up, but as inflation pummels the construction industry, the development pipeline still can’t keep
Rents Rise Relentlessly but Slowly for Class-C Apartments
Affordability remains a concern among for class-B and class-C apartment stock around the United States. Apartment rents are rising explosively across the U.S. But at older, less-expensive properties, lower-income and moderate-income renters
Two Years After The Pandemic, Much Has Changed. CRE Is Just Fine With That
The coronavirus pandemic took commercial real estate into uncharted waters, with the industry dreading a replay of the global financial panic — or worse. That downturn never came to pass,
Seven Trends Driving Commercial Real Estate In 2022
As the two-year mark of the pandemic’s hold on the U.S. approaches, more signs of promise are breaking through uncertainty — particularly in commercial real estate. The current environment, featuring