The CRE Investment Climate Just Changed

Is this a turning point for CRE markets?​

Capital Targeting CRE Investment Increasing

  • Pent-up dry powder being deployed into CRE assets ​

  • Asset performance remains healthy, aside from some office segments ​

Yield Spread Widening Across CRE Sectors

  • The average overall CRE cap rate rose 90 basis points since 2022, to 6.7% ​

  • The gap between the 10-year treasury and CRE cap rates expanded to its widest level since 2022 ​

Cost of Debt Capital Coming Down

  • The probability of a September rate cut by the Fed is a near certainty according to Wall Street ​

  • Lenders are beginning to reduce their spreads over the basis as the risk of rate increases diminishes ​

  • Share of lenders tightening their lending standards at lowest level since the second quarter of 2022​

*Through August 14​
Sources: Marcus & Millichap Research Services, CoStar Group, Inc., Real Capital Analytics, Federal Reserve​

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