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%.
Is A Market Bottom Imminent?
Investors sidelined by the lingering effects of a deep recession and capital crunch are preparing to jump back into the commercial real estate market...
Investors Eye Apartments, Distressed Properties
Apartments remain the favored property type among risk-averse investors...
Capital Costs To Rise, Say Investors
After more than a year battling an extreme credit crunch, investors have yet to see a light at the end of the financing tunnel...
