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Why is Commercial Real Estate Outperforming?

October 25, 2021 by Marcus & Millichap Research Services

Global Pandemic Has Created Various Headwinds

  • Inflationary pressure and supply-chain disruptions will weigh on economic growth, but recession risk low
  • Labor shortage driving wage inflation and limiting recovery – Retail and Hotels particularly impacted
  • Return to Office remains a big unknown

Despite Disruptions, CRE Maintains Strong Performance

  • Apartment and Self-Storage vacancies sit at record-lows while rents are soaring
  • Industrial vacancies falling and rents on the rise despite elevated construction levels
  • Seniors Housing, ST-Retail and some Hotel segments on road to recovery; Downtown Hotels, indoor malls lagging

Long-Term Outlook Remains Favorable

  • U.S. household savings and wealth up significantly from pre-pandemic – Fuels spending and economic growth
  • Supply-chain disruptions limit new construction and benefit existing commercial real estate
  • Underlying demand drivers to support CRE in long-term

As of 2Q 2021
Sources: Marcus & Millichap Research Services, RealPage, Inc., Costar Group, Inc., Yardi Matrix

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