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In our most recent quarterly letter to investors, we explain how we look forward to seizing value investing opportunities generated by market dislocations in the coming months.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently voted to propose amendments to the definition of accredited investor.
While there is no one oracle at a time like this, we believe gleaning perspectives from a multitude of trusted partners and sources can better prepare us for both potential risks and opportunities.
A year after the pandemic descended on the U.S., it appears that brighter days are on the horizon. We see a more promising economic environment emerging: interest rates are low, asset prices are rising, and pent-up demand is driving economic growth.
Uncertainty dominates our commercial real estate outlook this quarter, with poor visibility into macro changes on the horizon.
The commercial real estate market is experiencing unparalleled growth and price appreciation. Rising inflation, low interest rates, and an abundance of capital are fueling demand for commercial real estate investments in many markets, compressing cap rates and leading to significant valuation increases in favorable sectors such as multifamily and industrial.
Increasing job prospects and affordability are contributing to DFW’s rising star status — and its inclusion in the Cadre 15. In addition to the strong demographic trends, our data scientists have noted several potential points of interest in their proprietary analysis.
Phoenix, Arizona tops Cadre’s commercial real estate rankings for one and three-year price growth, with continued growth forecast in the region.
Charlotte, NC, is the top market for annual office price appreciation and comes in third for both overall price appreciation and multifamily price appreciation.
Inflation is a growing concern in the macro space. However, inflationary price increases can actually benefit investors in commercial real estate.
Commercial Real Estate (CRE) prices continued to rise, showing strong growth year-over-year ending 3/31/2021 (8.0%) and for Q1 2022 (0.8%).
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