interest rates
Midyear Outlook: What’s Next?
Mark Zandi, Heidi Learner and other leading industry executives discuss CRE’s performance, risk factors and opportunities in this special CPEVoices webinar.
Why Steady Interest Rates Won’t Save the Day
While the Fed takes a patient approach, what else could disrupt the capital markets in 2019? Aztec Group’s Charles Penan sheds light on potential pitfalls.
PwC Issues Positive Capital Markets Forecast
The company’s latest financial markets report shows that economic conditions will support further growth, but at a decelerating pace. Trade policies and rising interest rates will be the main disruptors going forward.
Fed Applies the Brakes Again
Real estate executives were expecting this rate hike, so they were not alarmed by it. But what does it say about the future?
Investors Revamp Playbook to Capture Yield: PGIM
While investors have largely focused on putting their capital in core assets in primary markets since 2010, they are starting to target markets offering more attractive yields and stronger growth opportunities, according to PGIM Real Estate’s 2017 Global Outlook.
The Case for Lower Interest Rates
Reduced growth expectations and a potential stock market correction could mean interest rates might not rise as much as previously thought, notes Avison Young Principal Jay Maddox. Lower rates combined with strong demand fundamentals and capital availability could bode well for commercial real estate values.
Bridging the Net Lease Retail Buyer-Seller Gap
Calkain Cos. Associate Director Scott Campbell delves into how factors like rising interest rates and a new political structure have made the gap between buyers and sellers a particular focus for net lease retail investment players this year.
Net Lease Cap Rates Stable in Q1
Investor demand, especially from private sources, should keep the net lease market active in 2017, noted The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein. But the effect of interest rates on cap rate volatility will remain a primary focus for net lease participants this year.