Investors Wary Rising Inflation, Interest Rates Will Put Upward Pressure On Cap Rates
Rising interest rates and an uptick in inflation have some wary of upward cap rate movement this year.
Cap rates were relatively static in 2017. While the industrial and multifamily sectors saw some cap rate compression in the second half of last year, office, hotel and retail cap rates remained either flat or increased, according to CBRE's North America Cap Rate Survey.
“U.S. cap rates were largely flat outside of the retail sector in H2 2017, though a shift from sale to refinance activity contributed to lower transaction volumes,” CBRE Head of Americas Research Spencer Levy said in a report. “The recent…
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Hunt Southwest Planning To Open A Cold One In Fort Worth
Hunt Southwest Real Estate Development is drawing up plans for a new 300K SF spec cold storage facility in South Fort Worth, one of the hottest industrial markets in the metro.
Hunt Southwest is waiting on a building permit, which it…
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Cortland Partners Hires Former Falcons Exec As First Chief Experience Officer
An Atlanta-based apartment operator is looking to give its residents the same level of experience and service that a patron gets at Disney World or an afternoon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Cortland Partners has tapped a former executive from AMB Sports and Entertainment, the organization controlled by Arthur Blank that owns the Atlanta Falcons, the Atlanta United Major League Soccer team and the newly built Mercedes-Benz Stadium, to focus on the experiences its…
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Galaxy Far, Far Away: Star Wars Land Spurs Commercial Development Around Disneyland
The galaxy far, far away is coming to Anaheim, and hospitality businesses in the area are preparing for an influx of tourists upon completion of Disney's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
The Wincome Group Asset Manager Paul Sanford, whose company is developing the four diamond Westin Anaheim Resort on Katella Boulevard, said any new attraction Disneyland creates will greatly impact hospitality and retail businesses in the market.
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Land Prices Soar As The Warehouse Boom Transforms Traditional Farming, Factory Communities
A boom in warehouse construction fueled in large part by e-commerce is bringing sweeping change to municipalities that once relied on farms and factories to fuel the local economy.
As companies like Amazon and FedEx develop large fulfillment centers in areas like Jackson County, Georgia, which is roughly 50 miles northeast of Atlanta, it has led to an increasingly tight labor market. This has subsequently put pressure on employers…
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry.
Welcome to Escape.
What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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