Industry insights, market outlook reports and commercial real estate
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The U.S. is currently undergoing a significant resurgence in new apartment construction, evident in the increased presence of cranes adorning the skylines of major cities.
Industrial real estate development provides essential manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution infrastructure. Investors consistently favor this asset class due to its promising benefits, including long-term investment value, diversification, and manageable maintenance requirements.
The burgeoning popularity of food halls, extending beyond urban centers to suburban landscapes, is not just a culinary trend but a lucrative investment opportunity that savvy investors should closely monitor.
Despite several challenges, including high interest rates, credit availability, and the state of the economy, multifamily properties continue to shine as the most attractive asset class in the real estate market.
Medical office space remains a strong asset class for a variety of reasons, including consistent demand, evolving technology, longer lease terms, and strong fundamentals.
Estimates of domestic migration patterns over the past year underscore the enduring impact of pandemic-driven relocations. The ongoing trend reveals a notable surge in population migration towards Sunbelt cities, prominently Austin and Tampa.
According to Yardi Matrix, more than 10,000 residential units were created nationwide through conversions last year. While adaptive reuse looks like the perfect solution for removing obsolete and empty office space, many factors can prevent a building from being a good candidate.
Examining RentCafe's market insight report reveals renter online activity to identify the top in-demand cities for apartments. The Midwest dominated with 11 cities in RentCafe’s ranking, with five in the top 10.
Deloitte has recently released holiday sales projections for the retail sector, and the 2023 holiday season is poised to strengthen it further. According to Deloitte's annual holiday retail forecast, holiday retail sales are expected to increase between 3.5% and 4.6% in 2023.
In-person store visits substantially increased in the latter half of 2023, largely attributed to the phenomenon known as "revenge shopping." This concept captures people's enthusiasm for shopping, driven by the sense of deprivation they experienced during the pandemic.