2009 Real Estate Investment Quarterly
With the commercial real estate market in the throes of a major slump due to the double whammy of a recession and credit crunch, NREI and Retail Traffic magazines in conjunction with Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services queried investors this summer about whether they plan to increase or decrease their real estate holdings. One-third of respondents expect investments to remain the same, while 10% of investors indicate that their real estate portfolios will likely decrease over the next 12 months. Among those who plan to boost their real estate holdings, the average increase is a modest 12.2%.
Exclusive Research: Ship-to-Shore-to-Store
The continued rise of e-commerce and increased optimization of supply chains is affecting everything from distribution centers to store layouts....
Borrower Trends 2012: Capital Markets Recovery Holds Steady
According to National Real Estate Investor’s annual Borrower Trends Survey, more than half of lenders (56 percent) and 44 percent of borrowers are predicting that credit will be more widely available in the coming year. ...
Fall 2010 Real Estate Investment Outlook
Although the U.S. economy continues to take two steps forward and one step back, more commercial real estate investors are going on offense these days as property fundamentals increasingly show signs of stabilization....
