Examining the CRE Perception Gap

Perception Gap Emerging in the CRE Market

Economic Indicators Show Strength Despite Recession Risk

  • 1Q GDP data shows a 1.1% annualized growth rate in 2023, in line with the Blue Chip consensus forecast of 1.2% this year

  • The U.S. economy also added more than 1 million jobs in the first 3 months of 2023, despite high-profile tech layoffs

KPI’s Are Strong for Most Asset Types

  • When compared to pre-pandemic averages, most property types are recording stronger fundamentals in 2023

  • Annual rent growth through 1Q exceeds the pre-pandemic average for all the major asset types besides office, with retail and industrial vacancy also lower in 1Q 2023

Office Presents Headwind, But Overall Outlook Bright

  • Office vacancy is up nearly 370 basis points from its 1Q 2019 level, with rent growth below the pre-pandemic average

  • The perception of a broad-based CRE reset being pushed by the media does not align with the current data, forming the perception gap in the market

*5-year period from 2015-2019; ADR growth for hotel
Sources: Marcus & Millichap Research Services, CoStar Group, Inc, RealPage, Inc.

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