11.07.2022
Multifamily Investors Fight Rising Rates by Pursuing Properties with Assumable Debt
The short-term borrowing rate is at its highest level since January 2008 after the Federal Reserve raised its key rate by another 0.75 points to a target range of 3.75 percent to 4.00 percent. The…
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U.S. Port Markets See Outsized Industrial Rent Growth, Dwindling Availability
An extraordinary amount of new supply—more than 700 million sq. ft. under construction and 650 million sq. ft in the pipeline—held down industrial rent growth nationally over the last year. But it’s a different story in…
Read More11.02.2022
It’s Good To Be The King: All-Cash Buyers Are Last Bidder Standing In Crumbling Market
With the Federal Reserve raising interest rates again on Wednesday, the debt-laden deals that whipped the commercial real estate sales market into a record-setting frenzy last year have all but disappeared. Overall investment sales transactions are down by half year-over-year, but for…
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Why You Shouldn’t Focus Too Much on the Inverted Yield Curve
The three-month/10-Year Treasury yield curve has inverted, with the three-month Treasury closing last Tuesday at 4.14% and the 10-year closing at 4.10%. So does that mean a recession is imminent? And if so, will it be…
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