Recent National Research

In our CBRE Roundtable, economic and student housing industry experts explored this topic and examined the challenges and opportunities for investors today and in the future.

Net-lease investment volume increased by 34.6% to $78.9 billion for the year ending Q1 2020—the highest four-quarter total on record—as investors sought attractive yield at lower risk than other commercial real estate assets.

While turnover—the percentage of total rented units not renewed each year (and the opposite of retention)—has been declining for many years, COVID-19 has, at least temporarily, accelerated this trend.

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Q1 Investment Starts Strong, Finishes Weak

Commercial Lending Markets: Navigating the Initial Shock of COVID-19

Q1 Fundamentals Were Strong Prior to COVID-19

CBRE’s U.S. Seniors Housing & Care Investor Survey was conducted between January and February 2020. This survey provides a solid benchmark of investor sentiment just before the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., which is expected to have significant implications for the industry.

Already Muted Expansion Mired by COVID-19

Q1 Leasing Activity Slows, Renewals Rise

COVID-19 Effects Intensify by Quarter’s End

Industrial Market Posts Solid Q1 Fundamentals Despite COVID-19

Consumers Become Cautious as Virus Spreads