Now, catastrophic and costly disasters, and what to do about them, are mission-critical budget items for commercial real estate stakeholders, even as they face a plethora of state and federal ESG regulations, global carbon-cutting mandates and the unfathomable price tag tied to a net-zero economy.
The piecemeal response to the pandemic and patchy nature of recovery in different countries has made a powerful case for property investors to look internationally and devote capital to overseas property.
When the interest rate “wolf” (read, the Fed) comes growling, fearful investors sell their REIT shares, like the three little pigs who run from their homes (or commercial property in this case).
How can virtually everyone in the industry have missed all the signs that valuations were hopelessly bloated and vulnerable to a quick and powerful correction? Let’s call this phenomenon GVOC, standing for “giant vintage over the cliff.”
As unpredictable as extreme weather can be, climate risk assessments allow for an element of control. For portfolio management, this control can mean the difference between a successful asset and a flooded one.
Unprecedented rent increases across the nation have resulted in amplified calls for limiting rent increases. Rent control can result in diminished NOI.
Workforce housing, in particular, has proven attractive, not only as an ideal defensive strategy on inflation but also as a pathway to diversification and long-term growth.
There’s a huge difference — qualitatively and in terms of results — between time engaged with small networks and time engaged with larger networks.
Hotel investors have kicked off 2023 with record sales for quality assets in highly desirable and growing markets.
Healthcare transaction volume hit a record high in 2022, with approximately $26 billion invested into the sector, according to JLL’s Valuation Advisory group in its inaugural Healthcare Investor Survey and Trends Outlook.
The multifamily sector has been one of the strongest property types in the post-pandemic era, though it showed some signs of moderating in 2022 compared with 2021.