Extend-and-Pretend Meets Grim Reality
10-year treasury yields are higher despite the rate cut trajectory from the Fed, and while CRE prices have made some progress recently, some borrowers and lenders remain under pressure with property values still down from their peak and interest rates still elevated at this point in the rate cycle. For lenders that are taking the…
GO >Vibe Shift Incoming for Multifamily and the Economy?
Consumer sentiment is shifting as inflation expectations stabilize and more consumers expect lower interest rates in the next 12 months, but after such a long period of economic uncertainty, confidence in the economy is more difficult to find. In the multifamily market, regional differences in apartment supply continue to impact rent growth, but investment activity…
GO >Podcast: Vibe Shift for Multifamily and the Economy?
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GO >Economic Vibe Shift or False Hope?
Consumer sentiment is shifting as inflation expectations stabilize and more consumers expect lower interest rates in the next 12 months, but after such a long period of economic uncertainty, confidence in the economy is more difficult to find. In the multifamily market, regional differences in apartment supply continue to impact rent growth, but investment activity…
GO >Podcast: Tipping Point for the Apartment Market?
Listen to the latest episode of The Gray Report Podcast and stay up to date on the most important news and research in the multifamily industry, commercial real estate, and the economy. The Gray Report on Spotify The Gray Report on Apple Podcasts
GO >A Tipping Point for the Apartment Market
Commercial real estate investment activity has not changed much since last month’s interest rate reduction from the Federal Reserve (nor has it had much time to adjust), but sales volumes will almost certainly improve in 2025, given the strong investment prospects for CRE assets at the start of a rate cutting cycle. For multifamily apartments,…
GO >CRE Demand WILL Surge in 2025
Commercial real estate investment activity has not changed much since last month’s interest rate reduction from the Federal Reserve (nor has it had much time to adjust), but sales volumes will almost certainly improve in 2025, given the strong investment prospects for CRE assets at the start of a rate cutting cycle. For multifamily apartments,…
GO >Housing Market Cooling in Q4 2024, Warming in 2025
Price growth for single family homes is weakening and could slow further through the end of the year, but underlying drivers of housing demand point to stronger growth in 2025. In the apartment market, rent growth in 2024 has followed a similar trajectory as 2023, but as new apartment supply is expected to decline through…
GO >Podcast: Housing Market Freeze in Q4 2024?
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GO >Home Price Growth Update
Home prices have increased far more than apartment rents in the past five years, but home price growth is not without some limits. Source – CoreLogic: “U.S. Home Price Growth Reaches Lowest Level in a Year in August” After talking up the price growth in the single family home market and how it’s such a…
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