U.S. RESEARCH & REPORTS

Record Annual Net-Lease Sales Boosted by Secondary & Tertiary Markets

Cap Rates Remain Stable

CBRE’s annual seniors housing development costs report analyzes site acquisition, hard, soft and FF&E cost metrics and their impact on construction activity.

The growth of the short-term rental market is impacting traditional hotels’ supply, business models, average daily rates and overall property values.

CBRE presents its semiannual U.S. Cap Rate Survey H2 2019 Advance Review – a snapshot of CRE cap rates across the U.S.

The impacts to the U.S. economy and the commercial real estate industry are difficult to forecast. Industry sectors that export goods and services to China could be particularly affected, as well as U.S. hotels in markets that rely heavily on Chinese tourists.

With the longest global economic expansion on record, international investors face an increasingly complex calculus in identifying cost-effective opportunities for potential downturn protection, slowing cross-border capital flows. Inbound capital to the U.S. in H1 2019 was down by 48% from H1 2018 (about half of this decline was due to less M&A activity), and U.S. outflows were down by 18%.

As multifamily housing becomes a longer-term choice for people of all ages and incomes, innovative, standout amenities are rising as a key differentiator.

Commercial Lending Markets Maintain Strong Pace

Q4 Single-Asset & Portfolio Investment Volume Sets Record

Office Vacancy Stabilizes Amid Rising Completions

Robust Multifamily Demand Keeps Vacancy Low

Flexible Office Leasing Slows Significantly in Q4

I&L Market Fundamentals Remain Strong in Q4

Hotel Demand & Supply Growth On Par at 2%

Consumer Confidence Drives Retail Sales Growth