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Industrial and apartment asset prices still on the upswing, despite economic drama.
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Cap rates are causing pricing uncertainty and longer hold times for apartment investors and developers.
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Life sciences was the darling of CRE during the pandemic, but investors are starting to pull back.
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Power plants, telecom towers and data centers are getting a capital boost as investors seek out safe havens from price volatility.
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The other shoe on CRE valuations hasn't dropped yet, but it will.
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Higher debt costs and more competition will make it harder for private equity firms to make a killing.
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Higher interest rates and lower demand have put the squeeze on the sector.
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Sales dropped by 74% year-over-year in Q1, the largest annual sales decline for any quarter going back to 2009.
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DFW has a reputation for outperforming the nation during periods of economic distress. But the office sector's existential crisis is challenging that belief.
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About $19B was sunk into Dallas' commercial property market in 2023, representing an annual decline of 58%.
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