CCIM Releases Commercial Real Estate Insights Report.
Report examines the trends, drivers and impact of capital sources flowing in and out of commercial real estate.
A strong economy has translated into a booming past year for commercial real estate. Employment is high, commercial real estate loan delinquencies are down, and about $4.36 trillion of investments—the highest since the Great Recession—came in from commercial real estate lending entities, including REITs, pension funds, government-sponsored enterprises, and construction lending banks.
But how will 2020 compare? The CCIM Institute released a report in conjunction with the University of Alabama’s Center for Real Estate, “Vector Calibration: 2020 Capital Markets,” to examine the trends, drivers, and impact of capital sources flowing in and out of commercial real estate in the U.S. This includes REITs, private and public equity, and foreign investment.
“This year is especially important for [commercial] pros to understand where and how much investment activity to deploy to be successful,” says CCIM Institute’s Chief Economist K.C. Conway. Capital is flowing in from all directions in the commercial sector—domestic and foreign, debt, and equity, the report notes.
Click HERE to download the report.
For Specific Information contact us at (941) 921-2117 or EdBertha@DiscoverSuncoastHomes.com
Burns & Bertha – Changing Lives – Red Line Investors – © 2019
www.DiscoverSuncoastHomes.com
Reprinted with permission of CCIM Institute. All rights reserved. ©CCIM®
