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A Quadrant Approach to Commercial Real Estate Investing: Part 4, Public Equity
Nov 6, 2024, 10:29 AM by Michael LeahyThis Viewpoint is the fourth installment in a series exploring the relationship between the CRE quadrants of public debt, private debt, private equity and public equity. Specifically, we will analyze the historic performance of public equity (REITs) in relation to the quadrants. -
Multifamily sentiment favors big cities
Aug 15, 2024, 15:08 PM by Michael LeahyCBRE’s bi-annual Cap Rate Survey (CRS) asks market participants to forecast cap rate movement over the coming six months. For multifamily assets, the H1 2024 survey may represent an inflection point, as most respondents expect cap rates for this asset type to slightly decline or remain unchanged. -
A Quadrant Approach to Commercial Real Estate Investing: Part 3, Private Debt
Aug 7, 2024, 14:51 PM by Michael LeahyThis Viewpoint is the third installment in a series exploring the relationship between the CRE quadrants of public debt, private debt, private equity and public equity. Specifically, we will analyze the historic performance of private debt (senior commercial mortgages) in relation to the quadrants. -
Market selection is less relevant during the current cycle
Jul 29, 2024, 13:48 PM by Matt MowellThe right market or the right sector. What matters more to investment returns?
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- Christina Tong (34)
- Daniel Diebel (20)
- Dennis Schoenmaker (36)
- Franz Limoges (26)
- Jing Ren (20)
- Matt Mowell (190)
- Michael Leahy (36)
- Stefan Weiss (30)
- Tyler Mangin (8)
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