CBRE, Dallas, reported that investors have generally positive sentiment about the hotel market this year.
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CBRE: Boston, New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles Top Life Sciences Subsectors Lists
CBRE, Dallas, released its latest U.S. Life Sciences Talent Trends report, analyzing life sciences employment by subsector and identifying which cities constitute the “top markets” for each.
CBRE: Urban Retail on the Road to Recovery
CBRE, Dallas, released a new report showing that, despite some current perceptions, the overall landscape for urban retail is making a solid recovery.
CBRE: Multifamily Rent Grows Slightly
CBRE, Dallas, found multifamily fundamentals are beginning to stabilize, per first-quarter data.
Survey Finds Life Sciences Incubators Anticipate Gains in Funding, Locations
Most U.S. life sciences incubators anticipate that their funding will increase over the next five to 10 years–and 63% expect to open additional locations–according to a new survey from CBRE, Dallas.
CBRE: Renting Less Expensive Than Mortgage Payments
CBRE, Dallas, released a new report finding average mortgage payments are 38% higher than average apartment rents as of year-end.
CBRE: North American Data Center Pricing, Supply Remain Strong in Primary Markets
CBRE, Dallas, found the primary market supply for data centers in North America grew 26% year-over-year in 2023.
CBRE Forecasts Hotel RevPAR Growth, Fueled by Higher Rates, Stronger Demand
CBRE Hotels is forecasting hotel revenue per available room will continue to grow steadily this year, driven by improving group business, inbound international travel and traditional transient business demand.
Dealmaker: CBRE Secures $35M for BTR Community in Peoria, Ariz.
CBRE, Dallas, secured a $35.25 million construction loan for Bella Olivia, a build-to-rent community in Peoria, Ariz.
CBRE’s Investor Intentions Survey Shows Improved Sentiment
CBRE, Dallas, released its 2024 U.S. Investor Intentions Survey finding that investor sentiment has greatly improved, but concerns such as higher-for-longer interest rates, tight credit conditions and differing buyer and seller expectations still weigh on the industry.