Analysis

The SIOR Snapshot Sentiment report shows the lowest investor sentiment since the onset of the pandemic, but a sharp increase in transaction volume.

Rent growth was most robust in higher-priced rentals, but homes in the lower tier lagged.

In the more popular asset types where demand exceeded supply, institutions and investment managers bought lower-valued properties.

Different workers have different needs as they return to the office.

Data from First Street reveals large increases in rates may be necessary in some risk-prone areas.

Higher liquidity, tighter credit spreads drove closings.

These cities have benefited from the population boom, have room to expand, and have the job growth rates necessary to justify multiple BTR projects.

There are currently a record number of distressed debt funds in the market, causing an imbalance between the supply of distressed debt and available capital.