Which Commercial Real Estate Sectors Are Approaching Oversupply?

2020 and the years ahead won't come without difficulties for the commercial real estate market. In the United States, certain Commercial Real Estate sectors may be affected by oversupply. the Urban Land Institute states that construction during the current cycle has been below historical trends, but as the cycle matures, we need to look at whether markets are becoming overbuilt. Oversupply may be around the corner for these Commercial Real Estate Sectors:

We expect to see some risk of oversupply in Class A multifamily and industrial properties, but the changes that have heightened the demand compared to historical norms should lessen the material impact on fundamentals, which are expected to stay solid.

Commercial Brokers InternationalOctober 23, 2020industrial, officeComment

Understanding Energy Laws and Commercial Real Estate with Marika Erdely and George Pino

George Pino joins Marika Erdely of Green EconoME to discuss energy laws and commercial real estate. Find out how these laws will effect building owners and the potential cost of not complying with energy standards....

Central Valley Continues to Charm Logistics Buyers

STOCKTON, CA—Newport Beach, CA-based CT purchased the 345-acre industrial site for the 4.4 million-square-foot NorCal Logistics Center in May 2017 and has now completed the first phase development, including three spec buildings. The last to be completed is a 1.12 million-square-foot building, one of the single-largest speculative industrial buildings in Northern California. The second phase of development will begin toward the end of 2018 and include three additional buildings totaling approximately 1.6 million square feet.

Why Multi-Story Industrial Assets Might Be in the Future for Dense U.S. Cities

Multistory warehouses are the only alternative for increasing last mile distribution space in highly populated urban areas as e-commerce sales increase. “The idea is to transfer goods the shortest distance possible.”

Industrial Investors Are Getting Top Returns Today

Industrial investors selling today are making big returns, benefiting from a market that has rapidly grown over the last three years. Industrial investor CT recently capitalized off of the evolving market, selling a value-add industrial facility in San Diego to an owner-user. While the investor’s original business plan was to lease the asset after renovations, an owner-user offered to purchase the asset shortly after it hit the market. CT was able to secure significant returns from the disposition, profiting off of what it says was ideal market timing for a medium-box asset.

Marijuana-Related Real Estate Might Pay Off for HNW Investors. But at What Risk?

HNW investors and family offices eager to capitalize on 21st century interest in properties serving the industry for legalized marijuana might want to “Go east.”

RepostCommercial Brokers InternationalFebruary 2, 2018marijuana, industrial, cannabisComment

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