Boston’s Power
Investor and tenant demand remains healthy in the city’s multifamily market, even as rent growth decelerates after peaking in mid-2016.
Denver’s Mile-High Moderation
The city is a hotbed for commercial and residential development, largely due to a robust population growth and a strong demand for housing.
Seattle’s Banner Year
The city’s vibrant economy has produced job growth in a broad range of sectors, supporting housing demand and kickstarting an apartment boom, Yardi Matrix data shows.
Baltimore Reclaims Its Charm
Employment growth, coupled with the metro’s relatively affordable rental rates, should generate a solid absorption of the new apartment units coming online this year.
Change of Seasons
As the first quarter of 2017 passed, we have certainly faced multiple intersections, ranging from political shifts to demographic changes and from technological disruptions to accelerating urbanization. These alterations are placing tremendous pressures on global economies.
Top Real Estate Education Programs 2017
As the demand for higher education increases across industries, the number of universities with real estate-specific programs continues to grow. Here is the 2017 CPE-MHN Leaders in Real Estate Education.
Twin Cities’ Tight Quarters
Rent growth exceeded the national average over the last year, due to steady employment gains, an increasing population and limited housing supply, as apartment completions slowed in 2016.
Currency Return
For U.K. based investors, the depreciation of the pound makes unhedged U.S. performance look rather attractive. For Canadian or Japanese investors by contrast, the picture changes depending on the return horizon.
Development
Office construction peaked in March 2015 at 114.5 million square feet, but the sector experienced a 22 percent decline in construction in the following year.
Industrial Demand
Furniture and related products ranked among the bottom categories for month-over-month new orders (down 8 percent), along with primary metals (down 4.9 percent).
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