In spite of still stellar property fundamentals, both industrial developers and lenders prefer to play it safe on new construction.

With property fundamentals in their best shape in quite some time and attractive cap rates, some investors are looking to put their money into shopping and power centers.

By listening to these new voices, we’re reversing the tables on mentorship, making it a two-way street, and learning from our youth.

Top quality assets are attracting a disproportionate demand and remain best positioned to do so into the future.

Principal Asset Management’s Indy Karlekar outlines the firm’s real estate investment strategies for 2023.

PIMCO’s Flexible Real Estate Income Fund is the latest example of this strategy.

Big investors may hunt for value-add and opportunistic plays in the coming year amid rising allocations.

There’s so much institutional capital in the market, even problematic office assets can find buyers, albeit at a discount, notes CREXi COO.

Investor-driven lenders are continuing to be aggressive in a period of rising interest rates, helping multifamily investors top off their capital stacks.

Lenders tend to be cautious on such projects and most investors might be looking for returns that are higher than office building prices right now would support.