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Property Metrics

Top 5 Retail Space and Office Building Sales

PropertyShark compiled the top 5 sales in office and retail for October 2016 in New York City.

Investment

U.S. pricing per square foot based on independent reports of properties and portfolios $2.5 million and greater

Yardi Matrix: Dallas’ Dynamism

Displaying solid fundamentals, the Dallas-Fort Worth metro continues to be one of the fastest-growing multifamily markets in the United States.

Yardi Matrix: Austin’s Fundamental Growth

Austin continues to be one of the rapidly growing metros in the U.S. Its economy is experiencing healthy gains, with employment and population growth well above national averages.

Dr. Peter Linneman

Economist’s View: How Long Can This Go On?

We continue to monitor the U.S. economic cycle, using both a wide variety of economic statistics as well as what we’ll call qualitative “canaries.” Taken as a whole, these analyses suggest we are in the bottom of the sixth inning, with no recession expected until 2019.

Yardi Matrix: Demand Takes the Wheel in LA

The Los Angeles multifamily market is in the sweet spot of the cycle, producing strong rent growth as robust investor interest and solid employment gains drive up demand.

Yardi Matrix: Atlanta’s Rapid Growth

Atlanta is in the midst of a substantial growth period. Its diversified economy, highly skilled workforce and relatively affordable housing have boosted the metro’s multifamily market.

Yardi Matrix: Chicago’s Draw

As one of the largest metros in the U.S. and the center of the Midwest, Chicago remains a top target for investors, though its rent growth keeps trailing most of the nation.

Northeast Investment Dwindles

Source: © Real Capital Analytics Inc. 2016

Yardi Matrix: Price of Paradise Jumps in the OC

A rising population and healthy economy create demand, while supply growth is tepid, which has pushed rents high and vacancies low.