What Capital Migration Trends Mean for CRE

Interstate CRE Investment on The Rise

Capital Movement Between States On the Rise

  • Increased out-of-state buyer activity

  • Secondary and tertiary markets claiming larger share of total CRE sales volume

Advantages of Out-of-State Investing

  • Geographic diversification may mitigate risk

  • Wider range of assets and yields available

  • Unique market forces may create opportunities

Considerations for CRE Investors

  • Influx of out-of-state capital has contributed to yield compressions across market types

  • Out-of-state buyers may have different decision drivers and objectives, could pay premium

  • Marcus & Millichap provides:

    • Buyers with access to nationwide inventory

    • Sellers with a national pool of buyers

*As of trailing 12 months through 2Q 2022
Sources: Marcus & Millichap Research Services, MNet

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