Multifamily Capital Migration
| 13 May 2021
Multifamily is driving overall real estate investment.
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Multifamily 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.
Read articleMarch to March comparisons show an 11% volume increase; however, preliminary first quarter volume of $96.7 billion is still 28% below year-ago figures.
Read articleCold storage is quickly becoming an institutionalized asset class.
Read articleMedical office sales volume held up well in 2020, far better than office overall.
Read articleInsight into the challenges of appraising property, particularly retail, in today’s environment.
Read articleTotal sales volume in February was $20.1 billion, a 59% decline from one year prior.
Read articleThis report examines the performance of the retail sector in 2020 and, more specifically, analyzes five key segments of the single tenant net lease arena.
Read moreSigns of an improving economic backdrop are emerging.
Read moreCMBS delinquencies improved for the eighth straight month, per data from Trepp.
Read moreHotel occupancies have improved from their low point in April but are nowhere near pre-pandemic levels.
Read moreAs 2020 drew to a close, aggregate sales volumes had returned to normal: fourth quarter volume was ahead of the average quarterly volume from 2018 through 2019.
Read moreThe retail market faced negative net absorption of 27.6 million square feet in 2020, per CoStar. This was driven by record store closures, nearly 16,000.
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