Adaptive reuse is the process of updating an existing structure and adapting it for a new use. In 2020 and 2021, a total of approximately 32,000 converted apartment units were delivered to market, according RentCafe, with Philadelphia and Washington, DC … Continue reading →
According to a paper by Gupta, Mittal and Van Nieuwerburgh, the pandemic has had large effects on both current and expected future cash flows for office buildings. Revaluing the stock of New York City commercial office buildings and taking into … Continue reading →
Retail, office and industrial sector national asking cap rates fell in the first quarter of 2022 from the previous quarter, according to The Boulder Group. Retail cap rates fell by 13 basis points to 5.75 percent, office cap rates fell … Continue reading →
Retail sales in May fell 0.3 percent from the prior month, according to the Commerce Department. Excluding motor vehicles and parts, the number increased by 0.5 percent. Excluding gasoline stations, sales dropped by 0.7 percent, and excluding motor vehicles, parts … Continue reading →
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today that the producer price index (PPI) climbed 10.8 percent (unadjusted) for the twelve months that ended in May. On a monthly basis, the PPI for final demand increased by 0.8 percent in … Continue reading →
The “all items” Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) increased at an annual pace of 8.6 percent for the twelve months ending May, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s June 10 BLS report. This mark’s the largest 12-month increase since the … Continue reading →
The Q2–2021 median sale price for condos and co-ops in Manhattan rose to $1,130,000 – its highest level in eight quarters, according to Douglas Elliman. The number of sales surged 151.8 percent year-over-year to 3,417 and the months of supply … Continue reading →
Single-tenant net lease cap rates registered at historic lows in Q4-2020, according to The Boulder Group. Single-tenant industrial cap rates compressed by 13 basis points to 6.75 percent. Single-tenant retail cap rates compressed by six basis points to 6.00 percent … Continue reading →
Development yield, also known as yield-on-cost or “going-in cap rate,” is a metric used in real estate development. It is the yield potential for a new development project and is calculated as the project’s first stabilized year net operating income … Continue reading →
Between March 23 and August 16, sales of Manhattan homes declined by 56 percent year-over-year and for properties priced at $4 million or above, sales were down by about 67 percent, according to The Wall Street Journal (citing data from … Continue reading →