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We published our Net Lease Research report, which you can find in the thread below. For additional context, I’m confident the market will see meaningful improvement (slight cap rate compression and increased transaction velocity) for the remainder of the year after years of rate expansion.
Macro
· More favorable data readings should boost deal activity as we move through the second half of the year – not as much volatility
· I would never make the mistake of confidently forecasting the 10-year; however, I believe cap rates have plateaued even if this benchmark creeps up again (assuming it stays within a reasonable sub-5 range)
· The recent CPI report showed inflation is cooling, with 70% of the increases accounted for in shelter and gasoline
· The labor market has been moving into a better balance
· Investor confidence should improve as it becomes clear we’re moving into a more stable environment
· It’s likely that over the summer and through Q3, we’ll start to see capital get more active with deals materializing in Q4
· Capital is approaching this year in a different manner vs last year, with more appetite to deploy capital and look through noise
Sectors
Net Lease - We have seen an uptick in net lease activity the past couple of weeks – both in requested valuations and our sale processes
Sale-Leaseback Financing - M&A activity will be more active for the remainder of the year (feedback from our i-banking team and our banking friends at other firms) - increased M&A and high rates for traditional corporate financing will help volumes for the remainder of the year
Office – Leasing fundamentals are sound and improving, which was apparent in the recent public filings for commercial real estate services companies
Retail – Our retail inventory (over $13b) is robust, with a variety of offerings that have ample interest from a wide range of capital sources
Industrial – Fundamentals continue to be durable with infinite capital to deploy in the sector
Multifamily – Strong transaction velocity with favorable fundamentals – an uptick in volume will increase 1031 flow
Alternatives – All of our alternatives businesses are strong, with data centers being one of the most (if not the most) sought-after asset types in commercial real estate
Even if the economy slows or other headwinds arise, I believe the market is turning, as commercial real estate has traditionally gained share during these times. Let’s go!
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@realEstateTrent – I thoroughly enjoyed talking shop with you this afternoon! Looking forward to continuing the dialogue and ensuring that we send plenty of deal flow in your direction. You’re the man! 💪
Will Pike runs the corporate capital markets practice at CBRE.
He sent me a DM, and we just wrapped up a fascinating conversation.
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Big things ahead @will_pike 🚀🚀