Not exact matches
In the
report they cover cap rates, going - in cap rates, discount rates, yields, reversion rates and much more but the first thing I look at is their market cycle chart for the
multifamily sector:
Led by the industrial and
multifamily sectors, REALTORS ® continue to
report that leasing fundamentals for the four major commercial
sectors are strong.
In an analyst's
report from Salomon Smith Barney, titled «The REIT Screen Is Red — wish we had something good to say,» Litt writes that regional malls and the warehouse REITs will likely suffer the least over the next six months, while the
multifamily and office
sectors will come under the most pressure.
Here you'll find forecasts as well as vacancy rates for four commercial
sectors — office, warehouse, retail,
multifamily — as
reported in late October 2001.
NCREIF
reports that retail proved the best performing real estate
sector for tax - exempt institutional investors in 2012, delivering a return of 11.6 percent followed by
multifamily, at 11.2 percent, and industrial properties, at 10.7 percent.
Nearly one quarter of all collateral securing CMBS in 2002 were
multifamily properties, making the
multifamily sector the third largest asset class after retail and office, according to a recent
report by Moody's.
In the latest episode of The REIT
Report: NAREIT's Weekly Podcast, Britton Costa of Fitch Ratings discussed how developments in the housing and mortgage markets are affecting the
multifamily REIT
sector.
According to Fitch, retail, office, hotel and industrial
sectors are all
reporting delinquencies above 4.0 percent, while the
multifamily sector is at sub - 1.0 percent.
Broker - owners of commercial firms should take note of three trends Transwestern recently highlighted in its first quarter Insights
report covering the retail, industrial, and
multifamily sectors.
«While plentiful liquidity has contributed to these changes, the steady improvement in real estate fundamentals — which have spread well beyond the
multifamily sector to the office, industrial and retail
sectors — has contributed to increased risk - taking,» the
report, called CBRE's U.S. Lender Forum, reads.
The
multifamily sector will likely have little change to its vacancy rate over the next year as apartment completions stay at 6.5 percent, NAR
reports.
The
report also noticed that nearly 60 % of the executives interviewed felt that the
multifamily sector will lead the industry through the recovery, with the single - family
sector coming in second.