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Carvel Ave Galloway NJ
This wonderful home has been lovingly redone. Great cul-de-sac in a private location with huge front lawn. Has granite counters in kitchen and all new stainless steel appliances. Equipped with washer and dryer. The property is near Stockton College, Hospital, Parkway, and just 6.2 miles to the beach!
Read MoreIndustrial Vacancy Rate is Predicted to Peak at 6.5%
For the first time in three years, the industrial vacancy rate exceeded 5% in the fourth quarter, and Colliers’ Craig Hurvitz predicts that this trend will hold until 2024 as new supply outpaces demand. According to him, the vacancy rate is expected to peak at 6.5% in the second half of 2024, although rates may…
Read MoreInvestment Sales Keep Declining
According to a Colliers summary based on MSCI data, declines—significant in some asset classes—dominated investment sales in November. According to the firm’s Research Director for U.S. Capital Markets, Aaron Jodka, retail did the best, declining barely 10% month over month. Office’s sales volume of just $2.8 billion in 2023 set a new monthly low. It…
Read MoreFor the First Time in Three Years, Industrial’s Vacancy Rate Exceeds 5%
According to Cushman & Wakefield’s Q4 industrial report, the industrial vacancy rate crossed the 5% threshold after increasing by 60 basis points to 5.2%. This is due to dampened demand and speculative building completions continuing at a robust rate. Although it is still 120 basis points below the long-term 15-year average of 6.4%, the rate…
Read MoreAs New Leases Decline, NYC Rents Continue to Set Records
Indicators for lagging and leading rents in NYC appear to be moving in different directions. Apartment rents in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Northwest Queens rocketed to new record highs in July, setting records for all three boroughs for the third time in four months. Brooklyn broke its previous record for the fourth consecutive month. On the…
Read MoreDue to Inflation, Flat Year for Construction will Start in 2023
Dodge Construction Network forecasts that overall US construction starts will remain steady in 2023 at $1.08 trillion due to the confluence of housing demand and an impending recession brought on by the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation. It stated this week during its 2023 Dodge Building Outlook that the total number of construction starts will decrease…
Read MoreDespite a Weakening Housing Market, Prices will Continue to Grow in 2023
According to Realtor.com’s housing projection, affordability will continue to be a problem in 2023, especially for first-time buyers. Because purchasers are turned off by loan rates that are hovering around 7%, which is double what they were at this time last year, home sales are slowing as interest rates climb, and prices are also dropping.…
Read MoreThe CRE Sentiment Index Indicates a Shallow and Brief Recession
The RCLCO Current Real Estate Market Sentiment Index (RMI) has been dominated by volatility lately, with distress reaching 2020 COVID-19 levels, but the results of its most recent survey indicate that the real estate market may have reached its low point or will in the near future. On a scale of 100, the index has…
Read MoreNew Yorkers Continue to Relocate to Florida in Large Numbers
More than 140,000 residents of the New York-Newark-Jersey City CBSA have relocated to Florida since January 2018, according to PlacerAI. The main beneficiaries were large cities like Tampa, Miami, and Orlando, all of which have seen a sharp increase in housing prices and rentals. While Sacramento was the top migration destination in November, half of the…
Read MoreEnd of 2022 Office Vacancies Worse Than Pandemic Height
There are “further shadows on the future off the office,” according to Moody’s Analytics’ most recent analysis on the office market, which covers the fourth quarter of 2022. Even now, after the pandemic’s initial peak, forced closures, work-from-home laws, and when businesses started to reevaluate how they would function, the national vacancy rate has risen…
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