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Navigating the Property Market Downturn in Five Charts

Navigating the Property Market Downturn in Five Charts

The U.S. commercial property market has undergone a notable 16% reduction in prices since its peak in March 2022. With eager investors amassing a massive $205.5 billion, awaiting the right opportunity, discerning the ideal time to buy has become paramount.

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Student HousingStudent Housing
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Billions Flow to Student Housing as Rents Soar

Billions Flow to Student Housing as Rents Soar

Investors are flocking to student housing as its rent growth outpaces traditional multifamily properties, lured by its resilience during economic downturns and higher-than-average returns.

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New YorkNew York
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Smaller Sales Shine Amidst Larger Deal Declines

Smaller Sales Shine Amidst Larger Deal Declines

In the evolving CRE landscape, smaller sales are making a surprising comeback over their larger counterparts, defying conventional wisdom.

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OfficeOffice
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Powell Hints at More Rate Increases Amid Inflation

Powell Hints at More Rate Increases Amid Inflation

Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, expressed concerns regarding the high inflation rates during his address at the Jackson Hole Symposium. Despite signs of receding inflation, he emphasized that price pressures could reemerge and necessitate further hikes in interest rates.

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HospitalityHospitality
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Buffett Backs Homebuilders with a Whopping $800M Investment

Buffett Backs Homebuilders with a Whopping $800M Investment

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway announced $814 million investments in three home builders. This move highlights builders' advantage in the current tight supply scenario, despite cooling home sales due to rising mortgage rates.

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New YorkNew York
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NY and CA Lose Approximately $2T in Assets to the South

NY and CA Lose Approximately $2T in Assets to the South

Over the past three years, NY and CA have lost investment firms managing nearly $2T of assets as wealth managers relocate to the southern US.

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New YorkNew York
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The New Era of Rental Prices

The New Era of Rental Prices

For renters who've felt the sting of rapidly increasing costs, there's a sigh of relief on the horizon. The rapid inflation of rent prices, which has been a pressing concern for many in recent years, is showing signs of stabilization.

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New YorkNew York
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Roark, the PE Firm Behind Arby's, Poised to Add Subway to Its Portfolio with $9.6 Billion Deal

Roark, the PE Firm Behind Arby's, Poised to Add Subway to Its Portfolio with $9.6 Billion Deal

Roark Capital is inching closer to a $9.6 billion deal with Subway following a competitive bidding war that began earlier this year.

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Han-Gwon Lung
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RetailRetail
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Why Shoppers are Returning to Stores Amidst a Digital Era

Why Shoppers are Returning to Stores Amidst a Digital Era

U.S. retailers are poised to open a net 1,000 stores this year, showcasing retail resilience amid commercial real estate challenges.

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New YorkNew York
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Fortress Investment Group's $1B Bet on NYC Office Rebound

Fortress Investment Group's $1B Bet on NYC Office Rebound

Fortress Investment Group is making a bold $1B bet on NYC's office market, acquiring loans tied to office buildings from Capital One. The move marks one of the most ambitious gambles on NYC's office sector in the last decade.

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HospitalityHospitality
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MetLife Draws in $390M Doubling Down on SFRs

MetLife Draws in $390M Doubling Down on SFRs

MetLife Investment Management (MET) seals its Single Family Rental Fund at $390M, signaling confidence amid a fluctuating rental market.

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Han-Gwon Lung
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New YorkNew York
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Wall Street Flocks to Distressed Real Estate Amid Plummeting Values

Wall Street Flocks to Distressed Real Estate Amid Plummeting Values

To capitalize on plummeting property values and the challenged CRE market, Wall Street heavyweights such as Cohen & Steers, Goldman Sachs, EQT Exeter, and BGO are raising billions for funds targeting distressed assets and slumping property values. 

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