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Capital raised for value-add funds has been falling since 2021, but many analysts believe commercial real estate will experience some recovery in 2024's second half.
Many commercial real estate investors endured a wretched 2023. Inflation and spiking interest rates saw rapid shifts in borrowing and build costs, valuations and asking rents. Value-add dealmaking, the lifeblood of many funds, dried up as investors halted new commitments and managers grappled with the difficulty of underwriting transactions amid the rapidly unfolding situation. The […]
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The real estate secondaries market is poised for significant growth, driven by increased demand for capital, attractive discounts to net asset value and a broadening range of transaction types.
CBRE IM’s Killian Toms and Chris Dickson outline where the real estate secondaries market is at today and where it is heading tomorrow.
A broad pipeline of manager- and investor-led deals is emerging in the current liquidity-constrained market, fueling long-term growth.