Thought Leadership

Inflation, interest rates and now a banking crisis. There is little industry consensus about how this critical period in banking will impact the commercial real estate sector, but it has added an additional layer of uncertainty for real estate investors that were already navigating a choppy market.

At the start of 2023, multifamily investors are adjusting to new market fundamentals and a return to normal growth.

The cost of capital is continuing to rise this year, but investors remain confident in the long-term fundamentals of multifamily.

While often perceived as inefficient and antiquated, historic buildings can play a valuable role in improving the efficiency and sustainability of a CRE portfolio.

This year, multifamily investment is expected to fall 15%, but it isn't for a lack of renter demand. Higher interest rates and market uncertainty is upending deals.

As the office market struggles to recover, property owners and managers are challenged to preserve value through leasing efforts and must embrace resourceful, creative asset management and repositioning strategies.

Does a "great tool in really uncertain times" sound too good to be true? The increasing numbers of real estate owners making the move don't lie.

Amid some popular misconceptions, major benefits for renters and investors alike have become more apparent.