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Is the U.S. Housing Market in a Recession? What Will Spur a Housing Market Recovery

Interest Rates and The Forces Driving CRE. Key Trends Influencing The Investor Outlook. How Office Performance Compares to Other Investment Property Types? Awaiting Clarity and The Federal Reserve’s Path Ahead? How Marcus & Millichap is Positioned to Drive Long-Term Results?

Inflation Ease a Positive Sign; Not Yet a Trend. Implications for Commercial Real Estate....

What should investors focus on as interest rates rise? How could the Fed's latest guidance impact the CRE market? How can CRE investors best position themselves in the current climate?...

Will the boycott of Russian oil spillover to the U.S. economy? How worsening inflation could impact the Fed's plans What asset classes and strategies should investors consider?...

How Was Commercial Real Estate Sales Activity in 2021? How does transaction velocity in 2021 compare to past years? What's driving such aggressive investment activity? How does sales volume vary by property type?...

Lackluster employment growth a sign of tight labor market. Employers added 210,000 personnel in November, below this year’s monthly average of 555,000 jobs. ...

Homebuyers Still Endure Considerable Barriers Despite a Jump in New Inventory. New home listings elevate, but dynamics tell a different story. In the month of October, the number of new homes available for purchase soared...

Tracking the Job Recovery; Which Metros Are Outperforming?...

What Strong Retail Sales Mean for Real Estate Investors...

Yahoo Finance Features Marcus & Millichap President and CEO Hessam Nadji...

Consumer spending healthy in October. Core retail sales, which excludes gasoline and motor vehicles, rose 1.4 percent last month. Year over year...

The property types with the greatest pricing pressure and investor enthusiasm. First, apartments, there's a lot of speculation that apartment pricing is overheated...

Tim Savage, Professor at NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate, Brian Bailey, Subject Matter Expert, CRE at Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, and Patrick Rafferty, VP Product & Engineering at Reonomy will discuss recent macroeconomic and market data and the recovery outlook for multifamily, industrial, office, and retail properties as 2021 comes to a close.

Why is the Fed winding down asset purchasing? How will tapering impact interest rates? What can real estate investors do to prepare?...

Job creation picks back up. After a slowdown in August and September, hiring improved in October as 531,000 personnel were added to staffs. ...

Economic recovery downshifts in third quarter. GDP expanded at a 2.0 percent annualized rate in...

What drove the strong third quarter CRE performance?

Consumer spending supported brick-and-mortar retailers through the worst of the health crisis...

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As states across the U.S. begin to ease lockdowns, commercial real estate participants are trying to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic is clearly the mother of all black swans, and recovery will take longer than initially expected. Last week saw the worst monthly jobs report in U.S. history, with the unemployment rate soaring to 14.7 percent.

Construction delays and a pullback in project starts stemming from the spread of COVID-19 will offer existing operators a respite.

As the national stay-at-home orders have shifted much of the economy into a delivery model, the negative implications are broadly felt, including in the commercial real estate arena. Offices, restaurants, hotels and most other retailers have been forced to close their doors to avoid overwhelming the nation’s healthcare system.

As the Covid-19 crisis continues, concerns are growing that our industry is too interconnected to fail.

The global health crisis has idled factories and stalled businesses, leading to a historic fall in oil consumption at a time when production was at an all-time high.

The implementation of stay-at-home orders across the country forced many companies to adopt remote working solutions, a behavior that could have long-lasting repercussions for office investors.

The rapid and unprecedented spread of the new coronavirus has upended daily life and disrupted numerous businesses across a wide array of sectors.

The key ingredient to getting back to normal is a vaccine or a cure.

Self-storage operators are limiting access to facilities and offices, though renters are generally able to access their units.

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To stop the spread of Covid-19, communities are coming together, staying home, washing hands and social distancing to protect the most vulnerable.

Many throughout the nation are faced with uncertainty as COVID-19 rattles the economy and labor markets.

Public health crisis has substantially impacted the hospitality industry; some demand drivers remain present.

In response to the severe economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government has rapidly implemented a series of emergency programs to help companies and their employees through the rapid economic slide.

The magnitude of some of the early economic readings are off the charts.

The largest stimulus package in U.S. history, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act aims at providing financial security to individuals as well as small and large businesses, while also supporting the government response to the pandemic.

Fox Business features Marcus & Millichap's President and CEO Hessam Nadji Rent in the Time of COVID-19

On April 9, the Federal Reserve announced another round of initiatives to bolster the U.S. economy amid the Covid-19 crisis.

The expanding breadth and depth of the global health crisis is raising ever-increasing headwinds for the economy and for real estate investments.

Most Up-to-Date Economic Assessment - Government Initiatives and Potential Impact - State of the Real Estate Financing and Transaction Markets - Challenges and Opportunities by Property Type

Bloomberg Radio Features Marcus & Millichap’s President & CEO Hessam Nadji - Commercial Real Estate Conditions

Transaction market has not stalled. Investors are addressing the climate in many ways.

Marcus & Millichap’s John Chang and Alan Pontius were featured on NAIOP’s recent webinar, COVID-19's Impact on CRE: What We Know Today (and Don't) where they explored the repercussions from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the impact on commercial real estate.

In response to the severe market volatility, the Federal Reserve has made two significant surprise rate cuts that committed over $1.7 trillion to backstop market liquidity.

Economic momentum is well-positioned to withstand coronavirus related headwinds. As better information becomes available and fear begins to abate, the economy will benefit.

The 10-Year Treasury rate dropping below 1% for the first time ever was a watershed moment for commercial real estate. Investors should take steps to navigate the uncertain climate.

The threat to the economy is what Wall Street is reacting to and why traders have moved capital from stocks to the safety of bonds driving the 10-Year Treasury Rate to a record low.

The Ben Moshe Group is proud to announce that we have joined VABA, The Veteran’s Advocacy and Benefits Association.

The Ben-Moshe Brothers of Marcus & Millichap conducted a recent market research to examine the net-leased single tenant cap rates of Q1 2018 compared to Q4 2017.

Major tax reform was approved by Congress in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act . We summarized some of the new tax reform implications on the commercial real estate industry.

The Ben-Moshe Brothers of Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of Dunkin’ Donuts (15-Year NNN) Florida. The seller was represented by The Ben-Moshe Group of Marcus and Millichap.

The Ben-Moshe Brothers of Marcus & Millichap conducted a recent market research to examine the net-leased single tenant cap rates of Q3 2017 compared to Q4 2017.

If you are considering to invest in any type of commercial real estate properties this article is just for you. We summarized some of the advantages, types and ways to invest in commercial real estate.

Exclusive research conducted by Marcus & Millichap in the third quarter of 2017 shows a gradual decline in investor sentiment, in index rating of 150 as compared to 153 in fourth quarter of 2016. Despite the decline in sentiment many investors remain confident in fundamentals and the economy overall, believe that market is approaching a peak and plan to boost their commercial real estate investments.

As an investor, there are many benefits in getting to a 1031 exchange process. Despite those advantages, the 1031 exchange regulations are strict and there are few complications in the law that the investor need to understand. In order to access the full potential of these benefits, it is crucial to have a comprehensive knowledge when doing a 1031.

The employment market consistently signaled steady economic growth as unemployment is falling. Although the 5.6 million current job openings sit near a record, hiring in the coming year could moderate as employers struggle to fill positions in a tight labor market, but the modest easing does not signal economic slowing.

Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of Wendy's Corporate Ground Net-Leased (NNN) property located in Winter Park, FL. The buyer was secured and represented by The Ben Moshe Brothers.

Retail Federation consumers followed up robust holiday spending with equally impressive activity in January 2017. The rent growth may offset the potential impact of rising cap rates, but it is still important to recognize that economic and financial market volatility have strong impact on property values.

The U.S. Federal Reserve voted to raise interest rates for the first time in 2017 at its two-day Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) March meeting, which concluded on Wednesday. While Rising interest rates raise concerns about the potential impact on commercial real estate property values, the rent growth offset the potential impact of rising cap rates.

Marcus and Millichap announced the sale of Checkers Drive-In (20-Year NNN) Smyrna. The seller was represented by The Ben-Moshe Group of Marcus and Millichap.

A north Nashville property has been sold for $2.24 million to Checkers Drive-In. The seller was represented by The Ben-Moshe Group of Marcus and Millichap.

Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of Checkers Drive-In (20-Year NNN) Nashville. The seller was represented by The Ben-Moshe Group of Marcus and Millichap.