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Economists are predicting the fastest growth in over two decades.
Lipsey's annual survey is based on qualitative data points from its ballot and from subjective phone interviews and focus groups.
Muted supply, current prices and macroeconomic issues like above-average population growth rates and below-average US unemployment rates drove this list.
New demand was up 21% in January with San Francisco and Los Angeles rebounding most sharply.
Planet Fitness has also emerged as a strong mall and shopping center anchor tenant.
The sweet spot occurs when 75% or more of a market's peak-to-trough decline has occurred.
Class A office availability will rise to the 15 to 20% range in top markets.
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.