Institutional investors favor multifamily and industrial, but they are investing across the spectrum of risk profiles and showing an interest in non-gateway markets and alternative property sectors.
Our survey shows investors continue to view multifamily as the most attractive property type – despite rising interest rates, a potential recession, and the give and take over repricing assets.
Office-to-multifamily conversions have ticked up lately. But such redevelopments remain difficult to pull off and represent a small percentage of the apartment pipeline.
Simon will acquire the stake from Jamestown founding partners Christoph and Ute Kahl. The Kahls will continue to be shareholders of the Atlanta-based firm, which had more than $13 billion in assets under management as of June 30.
Even though Mexico’s manufacturing costs are as much as 30 percent higher than China’s for Returnity, the absence of tariffs and the speed of trucks give its customers a rarity in today’s disorderly arena of global commerce: more certainty about when their delivery will arrive.
The Wall Street Journal looks at the struggles of regional mall owners. The Dodge Momentum Index for commercial construction spending rose in September. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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