The new tax law and an increasingly competitive employment market are reshaping companies’ office needs–and the potential implications for investors are significant–said Marcus & Millichap, Calabasas, Calif.
Category: News and Trends
Homeownership Declining in Majority of Biggest U.S. Cities
Since 2000, homeownership has declined in a vast majority of America’s biggest cities, said Trulia, San Francisco.
Commercial Real Estate Investors See Cause for Optimism
Commercial real estate investors feel more optimistic now than a year ago, the CBRE Americas Investor Intentions Survey said.
Commercial Real Estate Deal Volume Slips
Commercial real estate transaction volume slipped 0.5 percent in the fourth quarter to $117.4 billion, said Real Capital Analytics, New York.
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Deborah Dubois Appointed President of MBA Opens Doors Foundation
The Mortgage Bankers Association appointed Deborah Dubois as President of the MBA Opens Doors Foundation.
Analysis: CRE Reaches ‘Late Stable’ Stage
The commercial real estate market has reached a “late stable” stage with some “moderate” signs of distress, reported RCLCO, Los Angeles.
Leading Indicators Suggest ‘Robust’ Growth through 1st Half of Year
The Conference Board, New York, said its Leading Economic Index increased by 1 percent in January, suggesting strong economic growth should continue through the first half of 2018.
Small-Cap CRE Leasing Activity Rebounds
Small-cap commercial real estate leasing activity rebounded “smartly” during the fourth quarter, though overall demand for the year came up short compared with 2016, reported Boxwood Means, Stamford, Conn.
Manhattan Transaction Volume Falls
Investment property sales dollar volume in core Manhattan fell 41 percent year-over-year to $23 billion in 2017–the lowest since 2010–reported Eastern Consolidated, New York.