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Office landlords face a challenging environment, and it's going to get worse. 
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Luxury retail is meeting its customers where they are.
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Even amid trivial market conditions from Amazon’s pullback, brokers and developers in South Florida are seeing scorching demand for industrial space.
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The appetite for rate increase expectations is out of step with the Fed’s own research.
CommerialREFL's insight:
Typical government move... Throw more at the problem at some point it should work.... The increase to interest is the slowest possible fix that has such a slow reaction window that the by the time they see the slowing, the majority of Americans are underwater. Just tax the larger items that are non-essential. Not the most popular answer, but brakes are quickly set on the economy.
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Construction and labor cost inflation is anticipated to improve.
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Nationally, industrial vacancy was 4% in the third quarter, up from an all-time low of 3.9%.
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The class-action lawsuit alleges that the algorithm amounts to an anti-competitive practice.
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Retail real estate hit new heights in the second quarter as asking rents soared and vacancies dropped to 15-year low, per Cushman & Wakefield.
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Six weeks ago, inflationary concerns and rising interest rates started to sour investment appetite. It turned out to be a momentary pause says Matthews’ Carnes in this podcast.
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Apartment rent growth declined in dozens of major U.S. markets in Q3, posing questions about the economy in the coming months.
CommerialREFL's insight:
The article is looking at national stats, so it is not clear if this is also a factor for South Florida. What are you seeing for residential in your area?
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“Adjusting for the current round of associated risks, the weighted average of global real estate returns is 4.4% a year. While much weaker than returns over the past five years, we still believe that real estate will outperform other asset classes over the five-year forecast horizon."
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Rents are rising faster in outlying areas of cities previously regarded as low cost, with one exception.
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Executives from Northwestern Mutual, PNC, MetLife and other capital sources discuss why they are looking to do fewer deals in today's economic environment.
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Zumper reports that Arizona, Tulsa, seeing greatest, recent rent drops.
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A number of economic indicators are promising, but with more rate hikes on the horizon, how will CRE investors react?
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Despite dislocation in the capital markets, opportunity abounds for investors in the current economy.
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CRE players require a special skill set that is not easily achieved.
CommerialREFL's insight:
This is a great outline for CRE success.
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Cap rates will likely continue to increase in Q4 -- but the question is by how much.
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Demographics mean a large slice of the public will spend a lot less, so more children spending, more socialising, less retail.
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The department is proposing to gather information from across the country to establish where climate change is making property insurance unaffordable or inaccessible.
CommerialREFL's insight:
Is it possible that our government will be able to find answers to the soaring cost of insurance?
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While building conversions might help, the office market is too unsettled to become a significant source of new housing.
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The response to Hurricane Ian showed the resiliency of Florida's updated building codes, but the time and costs to rebuild are likely to be greater than before.
CommerialREFL's insight:
I was a little taken back by the manager's comment that they did not want to waste gas to review their portfolio. As a manager, I want to make certain that my tenants are back up and running as soon as possible. They typically are part of the rebuilding process as well. Am I being too harsh?
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The influential REIT is set to be acquired by Prologis and lay off as many as 300 staffers.
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The drop-off comes after record lending volumes earlier this year.
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