10.28.2022
Three Ways Supply Chain Disruptions are Impacting the Commercial Real Estate Market
The emergence of the coronavirus in early 2020 caused a drastic slowdown in supply chains across the globe. Labor shortages, fluctuating consumer demand, disruptions in shipping lanes, COVID-19 restrictions as well as general economic uncertainty…
Read More10.26.2022
The Trend is Clear: Multifamily Construction on the Rise
Housing starts dropped in September below the historical average of 1.5 million homes as both single-family home construction and multifamily apartment building slowed down. Nevertheless, the number of housing units under construction rose to 1.7…
Read More10.25.2022
Demand for Industrial Space Is Slowing Down. But It’s Still a Landlord’s Market.
As U.S., like the rest of the world, continues to grapple with stubborn inflation (at 8.2 percent in September), there are worries that consumer spending is going to falter and impact industrial owners’ ability to raise…
Read More10.25.2022
NAIOP Survey Says Sharp Increase in Cap Rates Among Many Headwinds
NAIOP echos what many are seeing ahead for commercial real estate: tougher times ahead. Its NAIOP CRE Sentiment Index reveals that overall sentiment is down from the spring as respondents expect unfavorable conditions during the…
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