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CBRE IM Panel: Climbing Out of the Trough
Despite a bottoming out of the current investment cycle, investors are still finding pockets of opportunity.
New Supply to Weigh on CRE Return Growth
UBS Asset Management’s positive outlook for commercial real estate is tempered by new construction and increased capital expenditure requirements.
Amazon’s Challenge to Institutional Real Estate
Amazon’s top picks for its second headquarters are showing real estate investors how they can find value in select non-gateway markets, argue CenterSquare Invesment Management’s Scott Crowe and Uma Pattarkine.
Cap Rates Versus Interest Rates: When Will the Other Shoe Drop?
Market cap rates tend to increase during periods of rising interest rates, but Avison Young Principal Jay Maddox explains why this may not be the case for commercial real estate anytime soon.
Economy Watch Weekly: Industrial Sector Benefits from Last-Mile Demand
There’s no doubt that industrial assets are in high demand among domestic and foreign investors, but what’s driving the sector’s success? Economy Editor Dees Stribling has the latest, for the week ending Oct. 27, 2017.
Economy Watch: Industrial Assets Attract Offshore Investment
The asset type has attracted nearly $61 billion in cross-border investment into the U.S., according to a recent CBRE report.
Past Storms Offer Clues About Impact on CRE
It is too early to make definitive conclusions about Harvey and Irma’s impact on CRE valuations, but it is reasonable to expect CRE investment conditions to return to normalcy in the long term, argues Situs RERC President Ken Riggs.
Investors Brace for the Future: Dissecting Returns
With the peak of the CRE cycle on its way, investors’ expectations for total returns will likely not be met, argues Situs RERC President Ken Riggs. But not to fear: Solid fundamentals should keep the income component of returns stable.
CRE Returns Tapping on the Brakes in 2017
By Ken Riggs, President, Situs RERC: Despite an expected drop in average total returns, CRE remains favorable to other investment alternatives.