Although closed-end funds still account for a majority of net inflows into real estate, there also is a clear trend of accelerating growth in “perpetual capital” vehicles, namely non-traded REITs and open-ended core-plus funds.
People have a growing appetite for innovative technology in all aspects of their lives – and apartment developers and investors trying to stay ahead of the curve are discovering that the future in apartment living is converging around a “smarter” experience.
Trepp LifeComps portfolio report showed a cumulative negative return of 5.77 percent, reports GlobeSt. A group of Manhattan lawmakers have proposed a three-year freeze on commercial rent taxes, according to The Real Deal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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