Chinese Investment Nosedives In Bay Area, While Dropping By Half In SoCal
‘It’s not you, it’s me” — Chinese investors continue pulling back in commercial real estate investments in California, according to report
‘It’s not you, it’s me” — Chinese investors continue pulling back in commercial real estate investments in California, according to report
Early data paints a bleak picture for those who hope CRE deals will carry on as usual in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Beyond recovery from the economic shock of the pandemic, it appears commercial real estate has entered expansion mode, driven by industrial and multifamily.
The spigot for capital in commercial real estate has been all the way open this year, with record deal flow among institutional capital in nearly every sector.
North American investment in London has dropped 69% since its 2015 peak.
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Plenty of commercial real estate loans will be in bad shape this year, but the difficulty in getting loans will also suppress the distressed asset market.
U.S. investor USAA Real Estate and U.K. based Mountpark form a JV to speculatively build 758K SF warehousing at Omega, Warrington U.K.
Chinese investment in the U.S. continues to reverse direction, leading to Chinese capital being net sellers for an unprecedented three months in a row.
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