Transaction activity picked up in the second quarter in absolute terms–volumes increased 7 percent quarter-over-quarter–and relative to 2016, reported Cushman & Wakefield, New York.
Category: News and Trends
HUD: ‘Worst-Case’ Housing Needs Increasing
The number of very poor unsubsidized families struggling to pay rent–and who may also be living in substandard housing–increased between 2013 and 2015, reported HUD, Washington, D.C.
CREF Highlights
Commercial and multifamily developments and activities relevant to your business and our industry.
MBA Chart of the Week: Year-Over-Year Contributions to Commercial Property Price Changes
Commercial property prices are a function of the net income generated by the property and the capitalization (cap) rate.
Small-Cap CRE Market Advances at a Slower Pace
While small-cap commercial real estate market conditions improved during the second quarter, evidence suggests the market is nearing a peak, reported Boxwood Means, Stamford, Conn.
Commercial/Multifamily Briefs
TH Real Estate closed and committed 43 transactions totaling $3.8 billion in first-half 2017. The investments across the U.S. and United Kingdom covered the industrial, office, retail and multifamily/student housing sectors.
‘Continued Growth and Stability’ for U.S. Lending: CBRE
Capital markets remained quite favorable in the second quarter despite increasing short-term interest rates, reported CBRE, Los Angeles.
CMBS Rates Up, But Show Signs of Peaking
Commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquency rates edged up to their highest levels since 2015, although analysts cautioned that those rates could be nearing their peaks.
Freddie Mac: 2017 Multifamily Market Origination Volume at Record Pace
Freddie Mac’s Multifamily Mid-Year Outlook says record origination volume could be in the offing.
MBA Chart of the Week: Year-Over-Year Contributions to Commercial Property Price Changes
Commercial property prices are a function of the net income generated by the property and the capitalization (cap) rate.