Tag: Real Estate Development

  • How the Fed’s Sixth Interest Rate Hike Will Impact CRE Development in 2023

    How the Fed’s Sixth Interest Rate Hike Will Impact CRE Development in 2023

    In early November, the Federal Reserve  raised interest rates for the sixth time this year to curb soaring inflation. The interest rate for federal funds to 3.75 to 4%, its highest level in 14 years. The Fed indicated more rate hikes are coming in 2023. The government’s fiscal policy shift has significant implications for the…

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  • The State of CRE Construction Pricing and How Technology Can Help

    The State of CRE Construction Pricing and How Technology Can Help

    Rising construction costs are plaguing the commercial real estate industry. Since the start of the pandemic, prices for materials have increased more than 35%, making it one of the most pressing concerns for developers—but for more than a year, developers have been battling a secondary issue: price volatility. We covered the topic last summer when…

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  • Why CRE Developers Are Still Coming Up Smiling

    Why CRE Developers Are Still Coming Up Smiling

    You might call it survival of the fittest. Developers are managing to persevere through scores of global, domestic, and local challenges to expand construction pipelines and push projects forward. Despite all the obstacles, rising interest rates, inflation, a defunct supply chain, a looming pandemic, and war in Europe—US construction volumes grew in the year’s first…

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  • Key Takeaways From Northspyre’s CRE Developer Project Manager Survey

    Key Takeaways From Northspyre’s CRE Developer Project Manager Survey

    Northspyre commissioned NewtonX to survey real estate project managers in the U.S. this summer. The research firm interviewed dozens of project managers employed by small, medium, and large-sized companies across the country working with residential, retail, office, hospitality, industrial, and mixed-use buildings.

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  • Why Industrial Real Estate Development is Getting More Difficult

    Why Industrial Real Estate Development is Getting More Difficult

    The U.S. industrial real estate market entered a boom period due to the  rapid expansion of e-commerce amid the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Leading providers like Amazon  snapped up logistics buildings to quickly meet an unprecedented surge in demand. But for the first time in two years, the segment has begun to stagnate nationwide.

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  • Is the Hotel Real Estate Market Revival Here to Stay?

    Is the Hotel Real Estate Market Revival Here to Stay?

    Hotel revenue plummeted in 2020 as COVID-19 prompted worldwide travel restrictions and self-quarantine orders, but it has begun to recover recently.

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  • The Art of Engaging CRE Development Stakeholders

    The Art of Engaging CRE Development Stakeholders

    Real estate development is not for the faint of heart. Even for high-performing players, real estate projects are riddled with challenges and involve many moving parts. Ultimately, these challenges leave most developers with cost overruns and missed deadlines. 

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  • 3 Trends That Will Shape the Commercial Real Estate Sector in 2023

    3 Trends That Will Shape the Commercial Real Estate Sector in 2023

    On balance, 2022 has been a good year for commercial real estate. S&P Global estimates transaction volumes will total  $800 billion, with the industrial, retail, and multifamily asset classes driving activity. This year also saw less proven property types like cold storage, data center, and life sciences emerge as investment magnets.   

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  • The Hidden CRE Benefits in the Inflation Reduction Act

    The Hidden CRE Benefits in the Inflation Reduction Act

    It has been a busy year in Washington. In the last 12 months, the Biden Administration has pushed through ground-breaking legislation and funded critical investments across the country. For its part, the commercial real estate sector has kept a close eye on this activity over concerns about increased regulatory oversight or other changes to the…

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