Industrial Watch: October 26, 2019
“Industrial is strong, no doubt. But like anything, changes must be made and investment strategies need to be adjusted. Industrial investors are now looking for safer plays in areas with higher rental growth in core markets. Some are viewing Class B assets in secondary markets over Class A assets in desirable markets, in terms of risk-adjusted returns. Last-mile delivery properties are still a safe bet too. Disciplined lenders have controlled overbuilding, or lack thereof, for the better. Industrial remains a top asset class, but no one can argue the uncertainty of trade and the economy. All in all, investors are inclined to think pricing and cap rates will stay the same, just not increase, as previously predicted.”
-Adam Abushagur
I N D U S T R I A L N E W S
It’s Time to Embrace Flexibility as a Permanent Reality
Commercial Observer – October 21, 2019
Investor Sentiment Rises on Heels of Interest Rate Drop
National Real Estate Investor – October 5, 2019
How the Role of Corporate Real Estate Has Evolved to Incorporate Branding, Marketing and HR
CoreNet Global – October 2019
T E X A S N E W S
These Are The Riskiest CRE Properties In A Tornado
BISNOW – October 24, 2019
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BISNOW – October 24, 2019
Report: U.S. Median Home Prices Jump 8% in Q3 2019
Connect Media – October 25, 2019
M I D W E S T N E W S
St. Louis Apartment Sale Sets Pricing Record
Connect Media – October 23, 2019
Hidden Gems, Unearthed
St. Louis Business Journal- October 24, 2019