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  Inland Empire, CA The Inland Empire encompasses 4,850 square miles and is located inland of and adjacent to Los Angeles. The market is home to approximately 4.6 million people, serving as a lower-cost option for those looking to reside outside the Los Angeles metro. Today, the Inland Empire has a 14 percent higher homeownership […]

  Commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations decreased 14 percent in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same time last year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. The good news, deal activity is climbing and lending conditions are improving as U.S. banks become more optimistic about the economic outlook for the second half […]

There is a transformation occurring within the commercial real estate space as consumers adjust to the “new normal.” Here we explore the trends and numerous opportunities available in the market.   Top Trends in the U.S. 1. Convenience, Accessibility, Speed 2. Digital First Economy 3. Hybrid Workforce 4. Suburbanization 5. Flex Space 6. Just-in-Case Inventory Strategy 7. Affordability 8. Consolidation 9. Rise in Niche […]

Phoenix is ranked among the top areas in the U.S. to buy an investment property and is well-positioned for a full pandemic recovery. The Valley metro reported fewer job losses than any other metro in the U.S. and has already regained the majority of jobs lost within the first half of the year. As of […]

  As the second half of 2021 approaches, the CRE market gains further traction as the economy stabilizes and investors gain more clarity. Compared to previous recoveries, inflation is running hot. According to CoStar, headline inflation in May was up 0.6% over April, higher than expectations and boosting the year-over-year rate to 5%, the fastest […]

Market Report Capital Markets in Los Angeles As a globally recognized metro, Los Angeles has been an epicenter of investment activity for some time. As a pricier coastal market, the metro’s commercial real estate environment experienced a downward momentum during the pandemic but has already started to increase to pre-COVID-19 activity. There is less concern […]

  Investors predict that the commercial real estate industry will noticeably begin to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021. Retailers will adjust to new norms, offices will alter space needs based on teleworking trends, centrally located industrial distribution space will increase assuming growth in e-commerce, and multifamily development will recalibrate based on renter demands. […]

  Central Bank Upgrades Growth Forecasts as it Keeps Rates Low Vaccines and U.S. stimulus have the global economy on track for a strong rebound in the second half of 2021. The reopening trade is expected to favor equities over bonds, the value factor over the growth factor, and non-U.S. over U.S. stocks. Fed officials […]

DFW Capital Markets Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) is ranked among the top areas in the U.S. to buy an investment property and is well-positioned to recover from the pandemic. While changes to specific commercial real estate sectors are still to be determined, demand for industrial, multifamily, and essential retail origination remain strong from a capital markets […]