Half of homes sold for more, half for less. Closed sales in August.
Closed residential sales in August.
Average days from listing to contract for homes that sold.
That is 3.8 months of supply, down from 4.4. Under 6 months favors sellers.
Share of warehouse and industrial space sitting empty, including sublease space.
Per square foot per year. Rents keep rising even as vacancy ticks up.
New industrial space being built.
The yearly return an industrial property earns before any loan.
The yearly return a shopping center, store or restaurant earns before any loan.
Stores leased to one tenant nationwide trade at lower cap rates, meaning higher prices for the same rent.
Share of office space sitting empty, including sublease space. Direct vacancy is 16.1%.
Per square foot per year, all building classes.
Very little new office space coming.
Higher than other property types. Buyers want a bigger return to take on office risk.
Doctor, dental and outpatient buildings. Steadier tenants than general office.
Medical tenants invest heavily in their space and rarely move, so buyers accept a lower return than for general office.
HUD's fair market rent, a benchmark for a typical, modest two-bedroom.
HUD's fair market rent for a one-bedroom.
Newer, well-located communities sit at the low end. Older properties needing work sit at the high end.
A wide range. Large climate-controlled facilities sit at the low end, small older ones at the high end.
Storage rents reset month to month, so buyers pay up for strong occupancy and room to raise rates.
Real estate leased to a store operator. Excludes sales priced on business income.
A long lease to a national chain sits at the low end. A local operator on a short lease sits at the high end.
Day care and early learning centers leased to an operator.
National operators on long leases trade at the low end. Single-site local operators trade higher.
The lowest cap rates in commercial real estate. The tenant owns the building; the investor owns the land under it.
If the tenant leaves, the land owner keeps the building. Investors accept a lower return for that protection.
There are fewer homes to choose from and prices are up. Get a rate quote before you shop. At today's rates, one point of interest moves your payment more than a $10,000 price cut.
Supply is down and homes sell in about five weeks. Price to the market from day one. A well-priced home moves. One priced high sits, even in a tight market.
Office space is plentiful and rents are flat, which favors tenants. Industrial rents are still climbing. Higher borrowing costs pressure prices, which can open doors for buyers with cash or equity.