Not exact matches
Meanwhile,
average cap rates for seniors housing continue to hover between 7.5 percent and 7.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014, down roughly than 130 basis points from 2010 (its notable that the most preferred properties are trading
below 5 percent), while investor interest in seniors housing is strong, with 2014 transaction volumes projected to be the second most on record (2011 was the strongest).
The
average cap rate on retail transactions this year has stayed
below 7 percent, dipping to 6.7 percent in November.
While slightly
below the U.S.
average, this «
cap rate» is hardly horrible and indicates that solid returns can be earned there.
While slightly
below the U.S.
average during that period, this «
cap rate» is hardly horrible and indicates that solid returns can still be earned there.
In the first quarter this year, for example, multifamily
cap rates in primary markets
averaged 5.3 %, which is 120 basis points
below average cap rates in 2004, according to Real Capital Analytics.