Small-cap commercial real estate market conditions have dimmed–and things will likely get worse before they get better, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
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Small-Cap Real Estate Leasing Conditions Waver
Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn., said current stability of small-cap commercial real estate leasing conditions could be at risk.
Small-Cap Commercial Real Estate Market Up 19% YoY
Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn., reported the aggregate market value of small commercial real estate assets rose steadily at midyear despite an increasingly uncertain outlook for commercial real estate prices and the economy.
Hot Small-Cap Commercial Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Cooling
Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn., reported the robust growth in small-cap commercial real estate investments grew sluggish during the first quarter after record-breaking property sales and soaring prices last year.
Small-Cap CRE Market Value Reaches $3.4T
The small-cap commercial real estate market has grown to $3.4 trillion in dollar value, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
Small-Cap CRE Prices ‘Rationally Tracking’ Fundamentals
Small-cap commercial real estate prices have accelerated at an unprecedented rate but are not overinflated, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
Remote Work Boosts Small Multifamily Asset Prices in Smaller Cities
As the pandemic recedes, small multifamily markets have resumed price growth at an accelerated pace, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
Small-Cap CRE: Smaller Markets Outperform Larger Ones
As the national economy rebounded last year, smaller markets outperformed larger markets in the small-cap space, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
Small-Cap Commercial Real Estate Firing on All Cylinders
The economic rebound has boosted small businesses, giving small-cap commercial real estate leasing and investment markets a jolt, reported Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn.
Small-Cap CRE Bounces Back
Boxwood Means LLC, Stamford, Conn., said small-cap commercial real estate is coming back into balance with larger properties after pandemic-induced shocks to the U.S. economy and the CRE markets.