More U.S. commercial real estate distress was worked out than arose in the first quarter, sector analysts reported.
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Seattle Eclipses Manhattan as Top Market for Cross-Border Buyers
Seattle surpassed Manhattan to become the leading U.S. market for cross-border investment, reported Real Capital Analytics, New York.
CRE Price Trends Diverge Across Property Types
Commercial real estate asset prices diverged by property type during the first quarter.
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.
Deal Activity Falls in January after Record December
Real Capital Analytics, New York, reported commercial real estate deal activity dropped significantly in January after a year-end surge in apartment, industrial and office sales.
RCA: Canada Retains Lead for Cross-Border CRE Investment
Canadian investors once again sank more money into the U.S. commercial property market than any other country last year, reported Real Capital Analytics, New York.
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.
CRE Prices Slip, Sales Volume Tumbles
Commercial real estate asset prices dipped in July while sales volume fell significantly, said Real Capital Analytics and CoStar Group.
Europe Surpasses U.S. as Commercial Real Estate Investment Leader
The U.S. is generally the largest and most liquid region for commercial real estate deal activity, but Europe surpassed the U.S. for investment in the second quarter, reported Real Capital Analytics, New York.
Andrew Foster: Case-By-Case–Commercial Mortgage Forbearance Consideration Begins
As mortgage lenders shift focus from production to portfolio management in response to COVID-19, industry shifts are occurring alongside the inevitable reallocation of lending operation resources.