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A disrupted commercial real estate capital markets means investment opportunities are more nuanced than there were in past cycles.
As the retail apocalypse ends, the office Armageddon begins, says Toby Cobb, co-founder of the national real estate investment trust.
The Beverly Hills-based firm has been most active in opportunity zones in recent years as part of this focus.
The Dallas-based manager is still struggling with pricing on the properties which come across its desk.
The manager has expanded the geographic scope and timeframe of its previous analysis in its latest estimate.
The Philadelphia-based investment management company is assembling a portfolio of class A offices.
The firm is using this strategy as a yield play to mitigate against its bigger bets in the office and retail space.
The Washington, DC-based firm’s chief executive was optimistic about both fundraising and deal activity in the asset class going forward.
The Dallas-based manager’s latest whitepaper highlights the banking pullback and the perception of the US office sector as areas in need of a deeper dive.
The Boston-based manager looks to focus on this area of the market through its Taurus Capital Solutions platform.