Real Capital Analytics, New York, reported all four major commercial real estate types posted double-digit annual price growth in August.
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Commercial/Multifamily Briefs from Green Street, Freddie Mac
Green Street, Newport Beach, Calif., added U.S. Sales Comps to its web-based intelligence and analytics platform. Green Street’s U.S. Sales Comps provides accurate and comprehensive coverage of transactions valued at $5 million and up, plus proprietary macro, sector and market analytics.
July Sales Activity Expands as Price Growth Accelerates
Real Capital Analytics, New York, reported commercial real estate sales activity climbed in July and the rate of price growth accelerated.
Commercial Prices Grow Again in June, Led by Apartments
Real Capital Analytics, New York, said U.S. commercial property price growth shifted higher in June, led by the apartment sector.
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“With the economy on stable ground and many property investors paying interest at 2 percent per year or less, further price gains are almost a certainty.”
–Peter Rothemund, Managing Director at Green Street.
CRE Price Growth Starts Second Quarter Strong
U.S. commercial property prices started the second quarter with healthy growth.
1Q Distressed CRE Debt Drops
More U.S. commercial real estate distress was worked out than arose in the first quarter, sector analysts reported.
CRE Property Prices Climbing Again
Commercial property price appreciation is comparable to that seen before the country’s initial Coronavirus lockdown last year, reported Real Capital Analytics, New York.
Priced to Perfection: Commercial Real Estate Values Inch Up
As the anniversary of COVID significantly impacting the U.S. and commercial/multifamily property markets passes, challenging questions about property values remain top of mind.
Retail, Office Prices Drop as Apartment, Industrial Gain
Real Capital Analytics, New York, reported commercial real estate price growth increased at a 1.4 percent annualized pace in September as gains in apartment and industrial sector prices offset declines in retail and office price.