02.23.2024
What Many Get Wrong About the US Office Market
There’s a widely accepted narrative about the office market: Covid-19 came and companies, often under government demand, closed their offices and had people work from home. When things returned more or less to normal, employees…
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Commercial Mortgage Lending in U.S. Shows Signs of Stabilization in Late 2023
According to new data from CBRE, commercial real estate lending in the U.S. demonstrated signs of stabilization at the end of 2023, with borrowing costs appearing to have peaked, even as transaction activity remains subdued.…
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KC Fed commercial real estate index continues to fall, but numbers don’t tell full story
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s commercial real estate index continued to drop in the last quarter of 2023, with falling absorption rates and lower loan demand being the primary culprits. The Kansas City…
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The Rent Burden Has Eased But Not for Everyone
The year 2022 was a tough one for renters. The rent-to-income, or RTI, ratio peaked, driven by high multifamily rent increases that were chasing growing property prices and falling cap rates. Last year was an…
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