Arbor Realty Trust's Q1 Small Multifamily Investment Trends report suggests that the sector is performing better than the worst-case scenario forecasts.
DFW retail leasing velocity began to fall this quarter at 166,425 square feet of positive absorption, and occupancy fell slightly to 94.2% as deliveries outpaced absorption with only 42% of new retail product leased.
"Both the number of funds raising as well as the aggregate amount of capital targeted have increased consistently over the past few years," Preqin says in its report.
In the short-term, JLL sees capitalization rates rising 25 to 75 basis points for active adult, independent living and assisted living facilities, and 50 to 100 bps for memory care and nursing care.