Sentences with phrase «limited new supply»

The urban retail sector has demonstrated long term, consistent tenant demand from local, regional, national and international retailers with limited new supply other than the adaptive reuse of existing buildings.

The combination of low interest rates, limited new supply of new product and improving sales comps make stabilized retail assets a fool - proof play.

New - home sales sizzled compared to a tepid January, when activity was stifled by limited new supply.

However, in a few core real estate markets, condominiums are very much in demand and are benefiting from limited new supply.

Independence Realty Trust (IRT) owns apartments in areas where management thinks there are strong demographic and employment trends with limited new supply coming into the marketplace.

Within multifamily, Class B provides one of the most attractive investment opportunities due to the imbalance between the strong and growing demand and limited new supply of these units.

«Over the next 12 to 18 months, we should keep growing with limited new supply.»

Part of the value proposition for investing in the specialized commercial mortgage sub-sector is the limited new supply constraints — completions are well below US aggregate construction completion levels.

Limited new supply is expected to foster improving fundamentals.

In addition to structural supply constraints, economic factors may limit new supply.

The platform will seek to capitalize on the compelling market dynamics in the primarily multifamily sector created by the growing renter base, strong job growth and limited new supply.

Assisted living continues to outperform other segments of seniors housing due to a combination of growing demand and limited new supply, according to the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing and Care Industry (NIC) based in Annapolis...

The portfolio of stable, income - producing properties is well positioned in markets with strong job growth and limited new supply.

Moderate rent growth and limited new supply should extend that trend through 2018.

The markets ranked by CBRE as having the most favorable conditions for owners, due to factors such as positive net absorption, stable or increasing occupancy, strong leasing activity, increasing rents or limited new supply, include Denver, Manhattan and Midtown South in New York City, San Francisco, Houston, Seattle, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.

Bottom Line: ROIC has the strongest demographics in the shopping center sector (with limited new supply) and that means that rental rates increase more than the peer group.