Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back. As the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. reaches its
This Asset Class Posted the Largest Price Growth in 2021
Unlike the price gains notched in multifamily and industrial, suburban office appreciation is not well supported by rent growth. In a surprising twist, suburban office achieved the greatest price
More Office Properties Are Becoming Labs in Top Life Sciences Cities
Developers are quickly converting some existing office spaces, but not every building is a good fit to include laboratory space. Investors are eager to buy life sciences buildings—which may look
Commercial Real Estate Mortgage Delinquencies Continue to Decline
More owners have been able to catch up on delinquent loans, which has short circuited predictions of a massive pandemic-induced distressed real estate cycle. Mortgage delinquency rates, which have been
Focus on ESG Goals Is Encouraging More CRE Players to Invest in Affordable Housing
With a greater focus on ESG criteria, more investors are starting to look at affordable housing plays. This July, Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust announced plans to acquire AIG’s interests
Multifamily Investment Reached a Record $53B in Q2
This increase in apartment investment has dramatically exceeded expectations. Multifamily investment volume increased by 34% quarter-over-quarter in Q2 to reach $52.7 billion, according to CBRE. This increase in apartment investment
How a Deal in Denver Illustrates the Ongoing Strength in Multifamily Investment
Palomino Park Apartments, a giant property with more than a thousand apartments in Denver, sold for $435 million, in a deal that closed in June. The deal shows how rapidly the
All Eyes Turn South: South Florida Is A Real Estate Investor’s Dream In 2021
Earlier in May, the New York Post reported that over 33,000 New Yorkers had exchanged their NY driver’s licenses for Florida ones. San Francisco’s Local 10 reported that over 80,000 people had moved out of the
Is the CRE Industry Progressing on Diversity and Inclusion Efforts?
U.K.-based real estate services firm Savills Plc found itself in the news two weeks ago and not for a good reason. The company, which also has offices in the U.S.,
Accelerated Demand for Industrial Space Is Driving a Boom in Spec Development
Accelerating demand for industrial space is driving a boom in speculative construction in the sector by investors and developers across the board. As Amazon, Fedex, DHL, UPS and a number of other