Property Prices Hold Steady Newport Beach, CA, March 6, 2024 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® was unchanged in February. The all-property index—a measure of pricing for institutional-quality commercial real estate—is down 7% over the past year and…
Property Prices Increase Modestly in January Newport Beach, CA, February 6, 2024 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® increased 0.3% in January. The all-property index—a measure of pricing for institutional-quality commercial real estate—is 21% below its March ’22…
Property Prices Fall 10% in ’23, ’24 Looking Better Newport Beach, CA, January 5, 2024 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® was unchanged in December, ending the year down 10%. The all-property index—a measure of pricing for institutional-quality…
Looking for the Bottom The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index moved into positive territory (+1%) in December for the first time last year, down 11% for the whole of ’23. The index, which measures pricing of a broad swathe…
It’s been an eventful year for CRE players. Downward pressure on prices among many other micro factors all sit against an economic backdrop filled with uncertainty. To help you navigate this evolving market environment and capitalize on opportunities, please enjoy…
Below are excerpts of three Green Street Research Reports that piqued the interest of our readers in 2023 July. CTP (CTP): Gateway to Central and Eastern Europe 18 July 2023 In Mid-July, Green Street reached a milestone of 50 Listed…
Green Street recently hosted a webinar with Scott Rechler, CEO and Chairman of RXR Realty (a large private investor/operator), as part of its Industry Leaders series. Mr. Rechler is a highly respected executive and provides thoughtful commentary on several important…
From September 2007 to March 2009, which marked the peak-to-trough property pricing movement during the Global Financial Crisis (‘GFC’), Green Street’s Commercial Property Price Index (CPPI) fell by a cumulative 18% in Europe. During the same period, cumulative inflation totalled…
The steep rise in interest rates during 2022 resulted in unprecedented levels of volatility in the unsecured bond and CMBS markets, resulting in reduced capital availability in those segments which pushed commercial real estate borrowers towards bank term loans. Even…
The article below was published in the May 2 issue of Real Estate Alert. Bad debt on bank balance sheets ticked down again in 2022, but the data belies a wave of loans maturing this year that could translate to…
