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Office Capital Market Update
Office cap rate trends by region, updated for Q2.
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August 2018 Employment Statistics for Commercial Real Estate
Report by Barbara Byrne Denham The U.S. economy added 201,000 jobs in August following a downwardly revised gain of 147,000 jobs in July. August’s gain was above most forecasts as few expected a gain over 200,000 this late in the cycle, but there is clearly momentum in the economy. Gains were spread across most industries … Continued
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Southeast Region Multifamily Market Sees Strong Rent Growth in Q2 2018
Reis in the News By Matt Maison Source: Chatter by Arbor The Southeast Region of the U.S. has continued to see strong rent growth, with nine of the 12 primary markets experiencing rent increases higher than the national average over the 12 months ending in Q2 2018. Vacancy rates across the region have skewed higher … Continued
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OC Register – You need to earn almost $168K a year to afford typical O.C. house
Reis in the News By Jeff Collins Source: Source: OC Register – You need to earn almost $168,000 a year to afford typical O.C. house You need to be making at least six figures to afford the typical existing house for sale in Los Angeles and Orange counties and more than $72,000 a year to … Continued
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Job-Growth Patterns Offer Insights Into Occupancy Trends
Much has been written about millennials and their risk aversion to buying a home over the last decade. Many live with their parents for an extended period, well beyond that of previous generations.
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Top and Bottom Apartment Markets – Q1 2018
Denver once again had the highest overall year-over-year growth rate of 7.8%, up slightly from 7.3% last quarter. For the third quarter in a row, New York is our lowest performing market by this measure with an effective revenue growth rate of -1.3%.
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Top and Bottom Retail Markets – Q1 2018
Seattle and Palm Beach were the top two markets this quarter, but all the top five retail metros performed fairly similarly in the range of 4%-5% year-over-year effective revenue growth. The US as a whole had a growth rate of 1.9%, quite a bit lower than 4%.
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Industrial
Top and Bottom Industrial Markets – Q1 2018
Oakland, San Bernardino, and Sacramento were in the top five markets again, and Suburban Virginia, Cleveland, and San Antonio were once again in the bottom five.
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Employment
April 2018 Employment Statistics for Commercial Real Estate
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NREI – Retail’s Ruinous Run
Retail real estate’s troubles in recent years have been well-documented. Online sales continue to eat away at brick-and-mortar activity. Many chains are struggling, forced to scale back on stores or go out of business entirely.
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