DLA Piper, London, recently released its 2023 Mid-Year Real Estate Trends Report, highlighting activity in multifamily properties, industrial assets and other sectors.
Tag: Commercial Real Estate
DLA Piper Survey Finds Bearish Outlook Among CRE Leaders
DLA Piper, London, reported its annual survey showed an overall bearish outlook among leaders in the commercial real estate industry, but it also found optimism in some sectors.
Dodge Momentum Index Drops
The Dodge Momentum Index of commercial building projects in the planning stage slipped 8.6% in March to 183.7, reported Dodge Data and Analytics, Hamilton, N.J.
CommercialEdge: Maturing Loans Indicate More Office Sector Uncertainty
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., said office owners will continue to face difficulties, especially those with loans that mature over the next three years.
MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, on Recent Coverage of Uncertainty in Commercial Real Estate Markets
Bob Broeksmit, CMB, President and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association, issued the following on recent coverage of uncertainty in commercial real estate markets:
MBA Chart of the Week, Mar. 24, 2023: CRE Loans/FDIC-Insured Institutions
There is, not inappropriately, a great deal of attention being paid to commercial real estate right now. And with that attention come a lot of different questions and answers—with many answers varying depending on how one defines things.
MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, on Recent Coverage of Uncertainty in Commercial Real Estate Markets
Bob Broeksmit, CMB, President and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association, issued the following on recent coverage of uncertainty in commercial real estate markets:
Outpatient Healthcare Facilities Set for Strong Growth
The aging U.S. population is driving demand for outpatient healthcare services facilities, which reinforces stability of medical office assets, reported JLL, Chicago.
MBA Chart of the Week: Quarterly NCREIF Property Returns
The forward path of inflation remains a topic of great debate and conjecture. How that path plays into the relative benefits of different investment options – including commercial real estate and other real assets – will give us even more insights into the relationship.
Cautious Optimism in Annual Construction Survey
Construction contractors remain cautiously optimistic a year after the industry’s post-pandemic comeback started in earnest, according to the 2022 Marcum National Construction Survey. Contractors reported being buoyed by the federal infrastructure bill, growing backlogs, and other tailwinds.