Artwork
iconShare
 
Manage episode 505820450 series 3686356
Content provided by GLOBAL REAL ESTATE DAILY. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by GLOBAL REAL ESTATE DAILY or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

- Fed Watch: 92% probability of a 25 bps cut at the September 16–17 FOMC. 10-year UST ~4.04% near a five-month low; 5-year ~3.61%. Bank CRE rates ~5.70–6.22%; agency ~4.91–5.15%. - CMBS: Delinquency 7.29%; office ~11.7%. H1 2025 issuance at post-GFC highs, ~74–75% SASB. ~$150.9B 2025 maturity wall; ~23% office exposure. - Cap Rates: Stabilization continues. Industrial ~5.0%; Multifamily Class A ~4.74%; Office Class A ~8.4%; Data centers ~5.8%. - SWFs & Pensions: SWFs trimming direct real estate (~7.3%) while lifting infra (~8.1%) and private credit/real estate debt. Pension funds increasing REIT usage to 70% (2025). - Sectors: Office vacancy ~14.2% with flight-to-quality (NYC, DFW, Austin, Nashville, Miami). Industrial vacancy ~7.12% with 3PLs ~35% of leasing. Multifamily rent growth 1.5–2.6% for 2025; construction starts rolling over. Retail vacancy at 20-year lows; Miami ~2.8%. Positioning - Debt: Lock favorable coupons into the cut window; prioritize SASB-quality collateral. - Equity: Industrial/logistics and data centers for durable cash flows; selective Class A office only in absorption-positive submarkets; retail neighborhood centers with tight supply. - Capital Programs: Increase allocation to real estate debt strategies; stage dry powder for Q4–Q1 bid-ask normalization. Contact: [email protected]

  continue reading

23 episodes