Much of the discussion about commercial real estate through and after the formal pandemic has been a triptych. The asset classes include office, multifamily, and industrial. The first one quickly tumbled. The second and third were investment darlings. Retail was assumed to be on a crash-and-burn trajectory with extended and sustained pandemic closings. Now? Retail is looking pretty good, according to a recent report. #retail #multifamily #industrial #cre #realestate
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While office and multifamily properties have dominated recent discussions in commercial real estate, retail is quietly stabilizing. Contrary to the expected decline during the pandemic, retail has proven resilient! https://buff.ly/3BZwOVs #CRE #CRENews
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What are the challenges and opportunities in the commercial real estate industry in 2024? 🏙️ As we navigate through the complexities of this dynamic landscape, industry professionals must grasp the trends shaping our tomorrow. In the industry of commercial real estate, every asset class tells a unique story. Office spaces, industrial properties, and multifamily buildings each dance to the rhythm of their market dynamics. Within challenges lie seeds of opportunity waiting to be nurtured. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dmKChJ7J 💼 Take the first step towards navigating the commercial real estate landscape of 2024 with confidence. Send us a message and talk to an expert today! hashtag #PFI #CommercialRealEstate #NavigateTheFuture #TalkToAnExpert
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Real estate portfolios are often built around the four main “food groups” — office, industrial, retail and multifamily. Those traditional methods appear to be falling by the wayside with capital that is expanding into a wider variety of property categories. #CREinvesting
Do commercial real estate investors need a fifth major property type?
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While office and multifamily properties have dominated recent discussions in commercial real estate, retail is quietly stabilizing. Contrary to the expected decline during the pandemic, retail has proven resilient, with slight value increases and a low vacancy rate of 4.08%. Don't over look the potential of retail. https://ow.ly/oP9Z50U9cq7 #CRE #CRENews
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THE Inland Empire Commercial Real Estate Conference will be held on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the City of Moreno Valley Conference Center. Focused on the retail, industrial, and multifamily sectors, this conference is your opportunity to connect with industry leaders who are actively buying, selling, developing, redeveloping, leasing, and financing properties throughout the dynamic Inland Empire market. Topics Covered: Economic Outlook: What lies ahead for the Inland Empire? Capital Markets: What trends are shaping the debt and equity landscape in the upcoming year? Interest Rates: What are the predictions for interest rates in 2025 and what is the anticipated impact on the Inland Empire’s commercial real estate landscape? Industrial Demand: How is industrial property demand evolving, and what does the future hold for new developments? Land and Pricing: What’s the current availability of industrial land, and how are land prices shaping future projects? Industrial Players: Who’s buying and developing in the region’s industrial market? E-commerce & Logistics: What are the latest advancements in logistics, and how are they influencing industrial design and development? Retail Sector Insights: What’s the 2025 retail forecast, and where do the opportunities and challenges lie? Retail Activity: Who are the newest retailers, and which ones are exiting the market? Experiential & Nontraditional Retail: How are pop-ups, experiential concepts, and unique tenants impacting retail? Multifamily Market: What trends are emerging in multifamily acquisitions and new developments? Multifamily Opportunities: Which submarkets are performing well, and where are the growth opportunities? Rental Rates & Development: How are new developments affecting rental trends and the investment climate? Register Here: https://cvent.me/R7Pmx7 #THEinlandempireConf
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While office and multifamily properties have dominated recent discussions in commercial real estate, retail is quietly stabilizing. Contrary to the expected decline during the pandemic, retail has proven resilient, with slight value increases and a low vacancy rate of 4.08%. Don't over look the potential of retail. https://1l.ink/XV22NCB #CRE #CRENews
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Understanding property values over time is crucial for making smart investments. A recent analysis on Globest, Trepp's latest update on their Property Price Index shows some interesting trends in commercial real estate for the first quarter of 2024. Here’s a simple breakdown: Multifamily: Slight increase of 0.51% from last quarter, but down 2.25% from last year. Offices: Up 1.33% from last quarter and 2.37% from last year. Retail: Slight increase of 0.16% from last quarter, but down 0.36% from last year. Industrial: Down 0.56% from last quarter, no change from last year. Lodging: Up 4.0% from last year. Overall, the market is slightly up this quarter but still recovering from its peak in 2022. Multifamily properties are facing the most challenges, while offices and retail spaces are showing some stability. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eX4BMscj #cre #investors #market #asheville #retail #multifamily #office #industrial
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While office and multifamily properties have dominated recent discussions in commercial real estate, retail is quietly stabilizing. Contrary to the expected decline during the pandemic, retail has proven resilient, with slight value increases and a low vacancy rate of 4.08%. Don't over look the potential of retail. https://ow.ly/6T3E50U9cq8 #CRE #CRENews
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