Curious about the outlook for apartment rents in 2024? In this week’s episode, Mark, Odeta, and Senior CRE Economist Xander Snyder explore the factors influencing the rental landscape. They examine why rents are changing, where rents may decline, and the crucial role new apartment supply plays in shaping the multifamily narrative. Listen now on your favorite platforms or our website: https://firstam.us/3Syozo4 Spotify: https://firstam.us/3SEXakq Apple Podcasts: https://firstam.us/3SEXaRs #FirstAmEcon #MultifamilyRealEstate #CommercialRealEstate
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Perhaps no other asset class has faced as many cyclical and structural headwinds this year as commercial real estate. Is all the doom and gloom right? Or are there still bright spots for investors? Both, in fact, may be true as Joe Gorin discusses in the latest episode of #StreamingIncome. Learn why Joe & team believe that the U.S. real estate equity portfolios of tomorrow may look significantly different than those of today. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube: http://ow.ly/XAVB1050yft Episode Segments: (01:32) – Not sugarcoating the outlook for real estate equity (03:43) – The past, present and future of RE equity portfolio construction (07:19) – Considering if office is still “core” and where (if anywhere) opportunities exist today (15:00) – Why Joe & team are so bullish on certain segments of the residential space (23:35) – The surprising bright spots in retail (26:14) – Navigating the oversupply problem in industrial (29:31) – What’s working in ground-up development today? (33:42) – Less obvious risks facing real estate investors (36:37) – Re-shaping a real estate equity portfolio for tomorrow’s world #CommercialRealEstate #PrivateRealEstateEquity #RealEstateEquity #2024Outlook
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Perhaps no other asset class has faced as many cyclical and structural headwinds this year as commercial real estate. Is all the doom and gloom right? Or are there still bright spots for investors? Both, in fact, may be true as Joe Gorin discusses in the latest episode of #StreamingIncome. Learn why Joe & team believe that the U.S. real estate equity portfolios of tomorrow may look significantly different than those of today. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube: http://ow.ly/XAVB1050yft Episode Segments: (01:32) – Not sugarcoating the outlook for real estate equity (03:43) – The past, present and future of RE equity portfolio construction (07:19) – Considering if office is still “core” and where (if anywhere) opportunities exist today (15:00) – Why Joe & team are so bullish on certain segments of the residential space (23:35) – The surprising bright spots in retail (26:14) – Navigating the oversupply problem in industrial (29:31) – What’s working in ground-up development today? (33:42) – Less obvious risks facing real estate investors (36:37) – Re-shaping a real estate equity portfolio for tomorrow’s world #CommercialRealEstate #PrivateRealEstateEquity #RealEstateEquity #2024Outlook
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Perhaps no other asset class has faced as many cyclical and structural headwinds this year as commercial real estate. Is all the doom and gloom right? Or are there still bright spots for investors? Both, in fact, may be true as Joe Gorin discusses in the latest episode of #StreamingIncome. Learn why Joe & team believe that the U.S. real estate equity portfolios of tomorrow may look significantly different than those of today. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube: http://ow.ly/XAVB1050yft Episode Segments: (01:32) – Not sugarcoating the outlook for real estate equity (03:43) – The past, present and future of RE equity portfolio construction (07:19) – Considering if office is still “core” and where (if anywhere) opportunities exist today (15:00) – Why Joe & team are so bullish on certain segments of the residential space (23:35) – The surprising bright spots in retail (26:14) – Navigating the oversupply problem in industrial (29:31) – What’s working in ground-up development today? (33:42) – Less obvious risks facing real estate investors (36:37) – Re-shaping a real estate equity portfolio for tomorrow’s world #CommercialRealEstate #PrivateRealEstateEquity #RealEstateEquity #2024Outlook
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