What are the implications of the Fed holding rates flat in November? What factors are contributing to the increase in the 10-year treasury rate? How should investors balance short-term concerns with the long-term outlook?

Rising mortgage rates dampen home sales and weigh on housing affordability Slowing home sales weigh on economy and numerous CRE property types How rising home prices bolster the multifamily outlook

Rising shelter prices keep core inflation high. The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage climbed above 7.5 percent in October, marking a 23-year peak. Previous Federal Reserve actions have increased interest rates, which — in conjunction with higher home prices — have resulted in more expensive housing costs. The shelter index lifted 7.2 percent year-over-year in September, driven by…

The forces pushing the 10-year treasury higher How the rising 10-year affects CRE investors Real estate interest rate trends and outlook

Yahoo Finance Features Marcus & Millichap CEO Hessam Nadji Will Commercial Real Estate Cause a Banking Crisis? Is Office Real Estate About to Crash? Why perceptions of CRE distress don’t line-up with reality Why commercial real estate doesn’t pose a systemic risk to the banking sector When the CRE market will recalibrate and start moving back to normal  

What are the main drivers motivating owners to sell today? What does the volume of capital likely to enter the market mean for investors? Will investor activity revive and increase competition for assets?

How has CRE performed compared to other investment options? Which property type delivered the strongest value gains since 2013? The CRE investment opportunities ahead

Staffing additions hit eight-month high, holding unemployment flat. Employers across the country created 336,000 new jobs in September, above the year-to-date monthly average of 260,000, and the strongest month for hiring since January. Employment growth occurred across a broad range of industries, led by the onboarding of 96,000…

Fed opts for a rate hike hiatus. On September 20, the Federal Open Market Committee announced there would be no change in the federal funds rate, while the institution would continue to reduce securities holdings. This will maintain the current lower bound of 5.25 percent first set in July, and mark the second meeting in 2023 during which the Fed chose to forgo a rate increase. Labor market dynamics played a major role in the… Read More

A soft landing is the favored outlook, but could the Fed still cause a recession? The key indicators investors should be monitoring How investors can position for what’s ahead