Weekly CRE Update, April 7th
After U.S. commercial real estate transaction volumes declined in 2020, 2021 recorded a remarkable comeback.
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After U.S. commercial real estate transaction volumes declined in 2020, 2021 recorded a remarkable comeback.
On average, from the start of rate increases to peak, real GDP has grown by 15.3%.
Factors like pandemic proofing and ESG compliance could undercut values in as much as 75% of total inventory according to new analysis.
“An average of 33% of the workforce returned to the office during the first week of February.”
For the first time since the pandemic began, the office real estate market in the U.S. had some unreserved good news in the fourth quarter.
The industrial sector powered through the worst of the pandemic without missing a step — and the outperformance of the sector has only served to
Commercial property insurance buyers can expect to see more stable market conditions overall in 2022, but for catastrophe-prone and loss-hit accounts, capacity will continue to
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The year ahead is likely to see further improvement in commercial real estate markets as the economy continues to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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