In Case You Missed It: Dylan Burzinski, Green Street's U.S. #office sector head, commented on current investment activity and performances in a recent Barron's article. "The best office #markets right now are in the #Sunbelt and in New York City. Most of the markets in the West look soft because of overbuilding and rapid run-ups in #prices." Read more about the office sector's recovery: https://lnkd.in/gJY2qxaz
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Good times ahead for both data center landlords (higher rents) and tenants (monetizing cloud and AI services)!
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Sales of #retail properties dipped 8% in the #firsthalf, but market pros are hopeful more sellers are ready to let buyers shop. Green Street’s Real Estate Alert exclusively reports that just $10B of properties worth at least $25M changed hands in 2024’s first six months. But easing debt markets and more demand than listings might help get more sellers off the sidelines. REA got expert views from DLC Management Corp.'s Adam Ifshin, JLL’s Danny Finkle, Pacific Retail Capital Partners' Thomas Pasquesi and CBRE's Chris Decoufle. “I’m generally optimistic because I believe retail will be the first of the major food-group product types that will start to see significant year-over-year gains in transaction activity,” Ifshin said. “Because as liquidity returns on the debt and equity side, the money will want to flow where the fundamentals are better.” For access to REA’s league tables for the retail sector – and all our exclusive content – click here: https://lnkd.in/eFVHDun3
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"Trades of commercial real estate properties valued from $5 million to $25 million fell 10.7% to $39.58 billion from January to June, down from $44.32 billion in the first six months of 2023," according to Green Street’s Real Estate Alert. You can now access the 2024 Mid-Year Broker Rankings in our complimentary special supplement, a bi-annual report #ranking brokers in roughly $40 billion worth of #deals with fresh #market data and news across office, multi-family, industrial, retail, lodging, self-storage, and #data center #sectors. Download the full report now! https://lnkd.in/grDEmbfG
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The economy is in flux, rates move rapidly, the press depicts a real estate world in crisis while the reality on the ground seems otherwise: how to make sense of it all? Join Green Street’s Director of Research, Cedrik Lachance, to find out our views on: • Near-term fundamentals in each property #sector • Trends in #debt and transaction markets • Expectations for #property values going forward • Sector- and market-level top #investment ideas
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Carl Icahn's #BigShort has ended with a big womp womp. Green Street's Commercial Mortgage Alert exclusively reports that Icahn - whose five-year bet against the #mall sector created bitter recriminations between the billionaire and some #CMBS pros - collapsed some $3B of trades within the past two weeks. Sources surmised the bet was no longer worth the expensive monthly payments to him. While bank dealers were tight-lipped about the colossal transaction, several bond pros said only Icahn had so many chips on the table. “Realistically,” one said, it “could only be him.” For the details on this major scoop - and all of CMA's exclusives on #CRE finance and #securitization, click here: https://lnkd.in/ehZhj_jS
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Peak-to-trough, the move in our "spot" prices vs appraisals (NPI) suggests appraisals have entered reality. Historically, Green Street's commercial property pricing index moves about 14mo ahead of NCREIF's NPI, with full-cycle moves of similar magnitude (this held true in the 00's Bull market, the GFC, the ZIRP policy era, etc). Thus, it isn't unreasonable to assume the end to any large decline in appraisals. This, coupled with the decrease in treasuries, inflation news, and likely rate cuts should mean that we see some meaningful transaction activity from the larger institutions, and from those savvy enough to compete. Jon seems to agree. What are your thoughts? Time to invest, or another round of golf? Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gATEKzPb #capitalmarkets #interestrates #commercialrealestate #lending #equity #office #debt #industrial #apartments #seniorhousing #multifamily #blackstone #greenstreet #ncreif #bloomberg
#Blackstone President Jon Gray is seeing the early stages of a capital markets recovery as the cycle turns. He stopped by NYSE to explain more on CNBC. 📺 Watch:
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If I had a dollar for every time I heard "we're not doing any deals" I'd be rich. People ARE doing deals! Green Street reports: - 2Q24 sales volume is up ~9% year-over-year and ~30% sequentially! - Sales volume increased YoY in several markets, mainly on the West Coast! Hoping for market conditions like 2022 isn't a strategy. Being part of the herd isn't a strategy. There are deals to be done if you have the right data partner to find them, underwrite them appropriately, and convince investors your thesis is right. #commercialrealestate #cre #privateequity #realestate #economy #research #lenders #brokers #appraisers #investors
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Mid-year Broker Rankings are releasing now! #GreenStreet's Real Estate Alert has published fresh #market #data across the multifamily sector. Our rankings cover all major #sectors and include any qualifying #asset $5M and above, so stay tuned for more to come over the next few weeks. These rankings tables are accessible via the link: https://lnkd.in/gZcFa-5u