February 2023 Commercial Market Insights
Commercial real estate started the new year on a slow note with lower demand, smaller rent price gains, and higher vacancy rates.
Commercial real estate started the new year on a slow note with lower demand, smaller rent price gains, and higher vacancy rates.
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These slides were presented by NAR Senior Economist and Director of Real Estate Research Nadia Evangelou at the Commercial Economic Issues & Trends Forum on November 12, 2022, as part of NAR NXT: The REALTOR® Experience 2022.
Many under the age of 40 are looking at real estate as a means to generate income rather than looking for their own home to live in, a new survey shows.
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While the economy continues to deal with elevated inflation, data shows a slowdown in the growth of commercial real estate.
Inflation, interest rates, supply chain, and geopolitical events will largely determine how commercial real estate performs in the coming months.
It is wise to promote a property’s green or high-performance aspects to potential buyers, more than half of whom have expressed interest in such information.
This assessment of local markets examines global market real estate opportunities in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.