The multifamily market remains steady, but “robust” supply growth raises concern for the near future, analysts say.
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Healthy Demand Lifts Multifamily Rents But Supply Growth Raises Concerns
The multifamily market remains steady, but “robust” supply growth raises concern for the near future, analysts say.
Institutional-Quality CRE Returns Grow in 2Q
Institutional-quality commercial real estate returned 1.81 percent between April and June, up from 1.70 percent in early 2018, the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries reported.
CMBS Delinquencies Could Decline Further
The commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquency rate is likely to fall further to finish 2018 between 2.25 percent and 2.75 percent, said Fitch Ratings, New York.
Manhattan, New Jersey Office Markets Show Strength
Manhattan’s office market shook off its “sluggish” early 2018 with a strong second quarter, reported Transwestern, Houston.
In Some Metros, Soaring Home Values Make Renting More Enticing
Nearly two-thirds of American adults own homes. But in some metro areas, renters may have an incentive to stay renters.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial/Multifamily Mortgages Intermediated to ‘Non-Traditional’ Lenders
The role of “non-traditional” lenders in commercial real estate finance increased significantly in 2017, but there is far more discussion about this than there is actual data.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial/Multifamily Mortgages Intermediated to ‘Non-Traditional’ Lenders
The role of “non-traditional” lenders in commercial real estate finance increased significantly in 2017, but there is far more discussion about this than there is actual data.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial/Multifamily Mortgages Intermediated to ‘Non-Traditional’ Lenders
The role of “non-traditional” lenders in commercial real estate finance increased significantly in 2017, but there is far more discussion about this than there is actual data.
Office Rents Jump in Tech Worker-Heavy Markets
Value remains a key driver when firms choose an office location, but companies are willing to pay premium rents to access the highest quality tech talent, reported CBRE, Los Angeles.