Mark G. Roberts, CFA, AIA, Managing Director of Research at Crow Holdings, recently shared his insights with American City Business Journals on the current interest rate environment and what it suggests for the commercial real estate industry. According to Mark, “The next real estate cycle will shift into a new equilibrium in supply and demand, where structural occupancy rates will be higher than where they've been in recent years.” To read more, visit: https://lnkd.in/d_GvagmN.
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While still relatively uncommon, we saw a 2 percentage point increase in frequency of financing contingencies in purchase and sale transactions. Find more insights in our 2023 Year-End Real Estate Trends Report.
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Amidst a correction, potential opportunities persist in the commercial real estate market. Get the latest chartbook from our team of research experts to learn more.https://bit.ly/480Nl6S
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I love this article: “The new story will become soon that there are major tailwinds behind real estate, fundamentals are good and interest rates are coming down by 200 basis points,” Mr. Flatt said. My personal experience backs this up: 1. In Q4, 2023 I had 8 sublets (ie. clients looking to divest excess / unwanted space. Many of these sublistings had been around for awhile due to supply outpacing demand.) I now have 2 sublistings indicating demand / activity is picking up. 2. I am also seeing more activity and more growth. Prior to the pandemic, I had lots of clients growing. Early in the pandemic I was seeing lots of contraction, no growth. Last year I saw some growth here and there. Lately, I have been working with a number of clients growing. Too early to get too excited, but perhaps cautiously optimistic? I still think the recovery is going to be long and painful, but nice to see some good news. https://lnkd.in/gPTfPHGk
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Perspectives on the U.S. Commercial Real Estate Market May 21, 2024 | 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm K&L Gates In the last four years, the U.S. commercial real estate market stared down a one-two punch of a rolling pandemic and a rapid increase in interest rates. Post-pandemic, how Americans work, play, and live shifted geographic preferences, creating winners and losers. Furthermore, news outlets leave us with headlines of large debt funding gaps. To learn more and to register:
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