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A deceleration of job gains and tight lending standards are among the reasons.
Private investors are more optimistic than institutional ones.
Class A assets' cap rates are 58 bps higher than a year ago.
It is worst in New Orleans, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Birmingham, Ala.
With interest rates expected to stay elevated, real estate investors are likely to remain cautious in their fundraising.
Investment sales activity in this sector is expected to surpass 2023's total.
Consolidation and increasing competition from discount retailers and superstores not hurting grocery stores.
Two rate cuts or less anticipated by 92% of survey respondents.
Housing supply is surging, sellers are cutting their asking prices, and the time it takes to sell is soaring.
Multifamily seeing resident boosts in California, Texas, and Florida from legal immigration.