Category: commercial real estate
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Florida renters struggle with housing costs, new statewide report finds
by Brittany Sylvestri via UF News Nearly One Million low-income renter households in Florida are struggling to afford their housing costs, according to the 2025 Statewide Rental Market Study, released by the University of Florida’s Shimberg Center for Housing Studies. Prepared for Florida…
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Multifamily Starts Surge in June, Raising Questions About a Rebound
The seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) for multifamily starts shot up 30.6% in June to 414K units via CREDaily <— Click here for complete articles Multifamily Starts Surge in June, Raising Questions About a Rebound Despite volatility in the data,…
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Survey Signals Cap Rate Plateau, but CRE Headwinds Haven’t Cleared
By Erik Sherman via CRE Daily <— Click here to view complete article CBRE’s midyear survey of over 200 brokers indicates cap rates may have hit their peak in early 2025, even amid a rollercoaster ride in Treasury yields. By the numbers: The 10-year…
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New construction pushes Sarasota, Florida’s multifamily vacancy to decade high
Rents fall as concessions become widespread and below data is pieced together from Costar Insights, CRE daily & Realpage. As reported by RealPage, Florida’s rental market is feeling the weight of a multi-year apartment building boom. With new units flooding the…
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Multifamily Finds Balance Between Cooling Sales and Record Demand
By Valerija I. via CRE Daily – Click here for complete article and other similar stories from them. Multifamily investment cooled in Q2, but record absorption, strong regional performance, and healthy investor appetite underscore the sector’s resilience. Multifamily on top: Multifamily sales totaled…
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Credit-card splurge cools off
After years of running up balances that topped $1 trillion, Americans are finally easing off the credit-card accelerator. Growth in credit-card spending has now trailed debit for the better part of a year, ending a 14-quarter streak where plastic consistently…
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Just because the waters boiling doesn’t always mean its not relaxing!
Investors pile into risk after tame inflation Warren Buffett & Bershire Hathaway just dropped $5 billion on United Healthcare stock. A softer US inflation reading has unleashed a wave of risk-taking, with traders snapping up small-cap, emerging-market, and semiconductor stocks…
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$35M build-to-rent project with 125 units planned near UTC mall…
Seems like over supply and constant building will continue in our areas without hesitation. By Louis Llovio via Business Observer <— Click here to view entire story and others by Louis. Marquesa Capital Partners plans to build something similar to its…
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