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The San Diego Industrial market ended the fourth quarter 2014 with a vacancy rate of 6.8%.

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The San Diego Industrial market ended the fourth quarter of 2014 with a vacancy rate of 6.8%. This trend is compared to the U.S. National Industrial vacancy rate, which decreased to 7.2% from the previous quarter, with net absorption positive 81.04 million square feet in the fourth quarter. The vacancy rate in San Diego was […]

China Oceanwide Holdings Becoming One of Golden State’s Most-Aggressive Property Buyers

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China Oceanwide Holdings plans to build the second-tallest tower in San Francisco. In the past two years, China Oceanwide Holdings Group Co. and its chairman, Lu Zhiqiang, have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into U.S. West Coast commercial and residential real estate industries. The company invests in the financial industry, with holdings in banks, […]

10 Takeaways from 2015 CMBS Outlook About Property Fundamentals, Markets

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Blog & All Other Social Media Blurb: Based on the various analysts the 2015 outlook for the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) is depicting another strong year for commercial real estate. The changes in job growth, shrinking tenant space needs, new construction and falling cap rates will shift driven the dynamics among various markets and properties. […]

Can strong fundamentals help REITs overcome Investors Sensitivity to Interest Rate?

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Improving property fundamentals across the board are brightening the outlook for REITs going into this year. The overall U.S. economy continued its steady but slow recovery and interest rates remained low. Investors have latched onto concern over a potential rate increase as the strengthening economy and improved job creation. The Federal Reserve strategy is allowing […]

On a roll U.S. office market demand expected to stay strong through 2016

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According to CoStar Portfolio Strategy analysts recapping the office market’s past year performance, demand for office space is expected to remain at post-recession highs for the next two years. With vacancies falling and rents rising in growing numbers of submarkets and slices within the U.S. office sector. Over the next two years, CoStar expects annual […]

NYC recaptures top spot in global investment market base on the foreign investor survey

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According to the 23rd annual survey among members of the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) The U.S. overwhelming remains the most popular place in the world among foreign commercial real estate investors. The top global market for foreign investment in real estate returned to its accustomed New York City after being briefly […]

OFFICE OUTLOOK: Will 2015 Be The Year Demand Shifts Into Higher Gear?

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As economy continues growing investor’s capital moves further out on risk betting that office tenants are ready to expand. Office demand in San Francisco, Houston and Denver experiencing rapid growth for tech and energy hotspots while in Manhattan and Washington DC remained rather uneven. According to Director of Office Research Walter Page with Costar Portfolio […]

Commercial real estate sticks to renovations and repurposing

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During 2014 San Diego’s office market was mostly a fixer-upper affair, with acquisitions and renovations of older buildings rather than building new constructions, while brand-new apartment building continued to grow in places like down town San Diego. Experts say even with a steadily improving economy, there’s been no rush by most developers to put up […]