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Double-digit increases in inventory are coming for New York City, Chicago and Philadelphia.
The key to CRE as an inflationary hedge is that cash flow of properties must increase enough to counteract any rise in cap rate.
The largest share of buyers purchased in suburbs and small towns.
Airports are expected to assume an even more prominent role in logistics this year.
Construction completions were sluggish, with just 4,861 new units coming online during the quarter.
Office occupiers appear to be seeking quality assets above all else.
On average, from the start of rate increases to peak, real GDP has grown by 15.3%.
Class A buildings cost $50 more per square foot in the fourth quarter of 2021 than 2019, while Class B buildings have only increased $6 per foot over that time.
However, cap rates declined across the entire real estate spectrum.
A record 97.5 million square feet were leased by e-commerce occupiers in 2020, while another 77.1 msf was leased last year.