Retail Real Estate Remains Resilient As Tenant Demand Keeps Space Competitive
Retail real estate continues to outperform the “brick-and-mortar slowdown” narrative in many U.S. markets, with Houston providing a clear example of how demand from expanding retailers can keep occupancy levels strong. According to a midyear review from Weitzman,...
Self-Storage Resets After Pandemic Highs, But Investors Still See Strength
Self-storage is no longer riding the extraordinary demand wave that lifted the sector during the pandemic, but its investment case remains one of the strongest in commercial real estate. A new DXD Capital report shows that weighted REIT occupancy fell to 91.5 percent...
Secondary Markets Lead CRE Pricing Recovery As Major Metros Lag
Commercial real estate values are beginning to stabilize, but the recovery is proving uneven across U.S. markets. In April, prices in non-major metros rose 1.8% from a year earlier, according to MSCI, while the six largest gateway markets — Boston, Chicago, Los...
Family Offices Gain Influence As Institutional CRE Capital Looks For New Entry Points
Family offices are becoming more influential in commercial real estate as large institutional investors look for efficient ways to re-enter the market. Over the past decade, high-net-worth investors have significantly increased their real estate holdings. According to...
Fed Benchmarks Every CRE Investor Should Watch
Commercial real estate investors often focus on the Federal Reserve’s most visible signals: the federal funds rate, inflation reports, jobs data and public comments from policymakers. But beneath those headline indicators are several lesser-known benchmarks that help...
Secondary Markets Lead CRE Price Recovery As Gateway Cities Lag
Commercial real estate pricing is beginning to recover, though the strongest gains are coming outside the country’s largest urban markets. According to MSCI, commercial property prices in secondary markets rose 1.8 percent year over year in April, far outpacing the...
CRE Deal Volume Climbs As Investors Re-Enter The Market
Commercial real estate investment sales opened the year with their strongest quarterly showing in three years, signaling that more capital is beginning to move back into the market after a prolonged period of hesitation. According to first-quarter industry reports,...
Why Mobile Home Parks Are Drawing More Investor Attention
Mobile home parks, also known as manufactured housing communities, are becoming an increasingly compelling asset class for investors focused on stable income, long-term demand drivers and portfolio diversification. Once viewed as a niche segment of commercial real...