Are CRE Prices Still Too High

WHY SOME INVESTORS ARE ON THE SIDELINES WHILE OTHERS SEE OPPORTUNITY​

Expectation Gap Shrinking But Still A Factor​

  • In general, buyer sentiment is that CRE pricing is still too high in the summer of 2023​

  • Sellers that need to act are moving to the market pricing to secure deals​

Significant Number Of Deals Are Penciling Despite Gap​

  • Nearly 30,000 CRE transactions occurred in the first half of 2023, highlighting solid liquidity during the slowdown​

  • Smaller deals involving private investors have made up a higher percentage of first half deals in 2023​

What Opportunity Are Buyers Seeing?​

  • Investors are tracking demographic trends, and some are determining the future gains outweigh the short-term rise in financing costs​

  • Today’s climate reinforces the importance of analyzing property and market trends when making decisions​

*Through 2Q​
Sources: Marcus & Millichap Research Services, Real Capital Analytics, CoStar Group, Inc.​

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