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Jorge Abreu CBRE Article - Declining vacancy rates

26 August 2021 | 3 replies

We also expect further cap rate/yield compression as the appetite for multifamily investment rises globally.Source CBREWhat are your thoughts on this?

Eric Van Deman 4th Buy & Hold Investment - Long distance investing

6 November 2019 | 4 replies

Cap rates were getting compressed in my local market, and with the intention to utilize a professional property manager, I expanded my search area to other markets.

Brian M Sweeney The surge isn commercial warehouse space demand

27 January 2021 | 16 replies

The industrial sector, specifically warehouse has been on the rise for a number of year with cap rates starting to compress.

David Krulac Rents keep rising due to continuing recession.....

23 January 2015 | 2 replies

That with compressed cap rates, and interest rates will rise is why I am soo conservative on any MF but thats just my thoughts.

Farzan Setayesh What would you do if you have a $1ml cash and close to retirement

17 June 2019 | 35 replies

And with interest rates creeping up while cap rates compress down leverage on NNN is a killer these days.

Thor M. Should I Sell My San Francisco Duplex?

16 May 2019 | 16 replies

Especially the law's hostility to landlords, but also the compressed cap rates.

Will Barnett Oil and Gas lease

7 December 2007 | 4 replies

Its essentially the same clay that causes you trouble at the surface with cracking your foundations, buried, compressed, and turned into a rock.

Bernard Sanga Market analysis - Tampa Bay MSA

8 November 2020 | 7 replies

I am in the process of market analysis and seeing compressed cap rates everywhere.

Greg Scully Question For Syndicators

19 July 2019 | 27 replies

Cap rates are compressed, so if you're just adding in 20-50 basis pts, you likely are going to get caught with your pants down in a recession.

Maggie Vineyard Buying MFR in $3-4M. What markets are you investing in and why ??

10 September 2017 | 14 replies

I live in Texas and cap rates are compressed here quite a bit so I've begun looking out of state.