Q2 RCA Volume
| 22 July 2021
The latest market stats from Real Capital Analytics (RCA) show that investment sales volumes are back to normal.
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The latest market stats from Real Capital Analytics (RCA) show that investment sales volumes are back to normal.
Read moreU.S. interest rates are falling. Benchmark 10-year Treasuries just marked their lowest point since February, trading at sub-1.3% on Thursday, July 8.
Read moreManhattan office volume, an indicator of national investor sentiment, is showing signs of picking up.
Read moreThe single-family rental (SFR) investment market remains small but is growing quickly.
Read articleMultifamily continues to lead the charge with $10.5 billion in May volume, and 37% of all sales volume year-to-date.
Read articleAt Colliers, we understand the interconnectedness of data and the importance of considering macroeconomic trends and anecdotes in making real estate decisions.
Read articleThe COVID-19 pandemic created unprecedented challenges for U.S. investment sales, but the market was resilient, showing signs of renewed life within months.
Read articleConsensus GDP estimates continue to move higher, up by nearly two percentage points from three months prior.
Read articleData centers are another specialized asset class attracting increased investment.
Read articleApril sales volumes totaled $28.3 billion, a 66% increase from year-ago levels. All asset types posted annual gains.
Read moreThe Consumer Price Index is up 4.2% over the past 12 months, stoking inflation fears.
Read moreMultifamily is driving overall real estate investment.
Read moreThe U.S. investment sales market showed strength and resiliency in the first three months of the year.
Read moreThe U.S. industrial sector’s momentum carried over into 2021, setting a new absorption record of 109.6 million square feet in Q1, 83% higher than one year ago.
Read moreDespite turning the page on a new calendar year, the U.S. office market continued to resemble that of the last half of 2020.
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