Single-tenant net lease sector cap rates increased across all asset classes in the second quarter, reported Boulder Group, Northbrook, Ill.
Category: News and Trends
Report Alleges CRE Firms Not Managing Property Taxes Properly
Only 25 percent of CRE executives said their firms incorporate property tax management into their investment strategy, which increases underperformance risk at both asset and portfolio levels, said Altus Group LTD, Toronto.
MBANow: MBA National Advocacy Conference Recap
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new MBANow video featuring MBA members who discuss their experiences on Capitol Hill at the recent MBA National Advocacy Conference.
New Renters Paying More Than Renewing Tenants
Apartment rents have increased across the country, but market-rate rents for new renters increased more than rents for renewing tenants, reported Zillow, Seattle.
Commercial Briefs
New hotel construction continued at a “rapid” pace in California and Chicago has the greenest commercial real estate in the nation. Details below.
Fitch Ratings: Decelerating CRE Construction Spending Growth
New commercial real estate construction activity should improve “moderately” in 2017 and 2018, although at a slower pace than in recent years, said Fitch Ratings, New York.
Federal Reserve: CRE Activity ‘Flat to Expanding’
Economic activity expanded “slightly to moderately” in June while commercial real estate activity was flat to expanding in most areas, the Federal Reserve Board’s Beige Book reported yesterday.
New Renters Paying More Than Renewing Tenants
Apartment rents have increased across the country, but market-rate rents for new renters increased more than rents for renewing tenants, reported Zillow, Seattle.
New Renters Paying More Than Renewing Tenants
Apartment rents have increased across the country, but market-rate rents for new renters increased more than rents for renewing tenants, reported Zillow, Seattle.
CMBS Lenders Cast a Wider Net
Commercial mortgage-backed securities lenders are shifting their attention–and their capital–to some alternative U.S. markets, reported Trepp, New York.
