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Read Savills Prospects and find out how inflation, labour shortages and rising costs in F&B are blurring retail stats, and how landlords and tenants can innovate for the future. http://sav.li/ani #RetailInvestment #RetailExpansion #RetailTrends #CommercialRealEstate

Read Savills Prospects and find out how inflation, labour shortages and rising costs in F&B are blurring retail stats, and how landlords and tenants can innovate for the future. http://sav.li/ani #RetailInvestment #RetailExpansion #RetailTrends #CommercialRealEstate

In June, market confidence showed signs of improvement as high street retail yields decreased by 25 bps and four sectors experienced a decrease in yields. This trend was last observed in March, which saw no sectors with decreasing yields. The decrease in debt costs played a significant role in this shift, along with improved occupational metrics in certain sectors. However, this positive sentiment is not consistent across all sectors. South East Offices and Leisure Parks both reported a 25 bps softening in yields in June. South East Offices showed a further potential softening of yields, indicating the impact of structural and legislative changes in that market segment. Learn more here:

Did you know retail vacancy rates have dropped to just 4%? 🎯 As a busy healthcare professional, you already understand the value of high demand and limited supply – just like in our practices, right? This shift in retail real estate means fierce competition for prime spaces, which is great news for investors like us. Retailers are going all out with flexible, innovative strategies to secure the best spots. For us, that means potential for stronger returns on retail property investments. 💡 This is your reminder that smart investing doesn’t have to be time-consuming. Let your money grow passively while you focus on what you do best. 🩺📈 What are your thoughts on this retail trend? Let’s discuss in the comments! #cochran #RealEstateForDoctors #PassiveIncome #RetailRealEstate #HealthcareInvestors #SmartInvesting

Over the past 18 months, the commercial property market has been dominated by beds and sheds - logistics and living. As office demand wanes and industrial returns moderate, we've seen a decisive pivot toward retail assets. Despite widely publicised predictions of brick-and-mortar retail's demise even before the pandemic, the sector has shown remarkable resilience. Read more about this emerging commercial asset here: https://lnkd.in/g7HUx-dM Vanessa Rader #RWC 

Check out the Cushman & Wakefield U.S. Macro Outlook Report to see where we think the various CRE markets will be heading over the next few years. For #industrial, key highlights include further moderating of #rent growth in 2024/2025, #vacancy peaking early next year, #absorption reaching approximately 100 msf in 2024 before doubling in 2025, and new #supply in 2024 totaling about 380 msf before dropping off markedly the following year. #forecast #economy #demand #logistics #warehouse #development #manufacturing #ecommerce https://lnkd.in/eZxAXGzu

In June, market confidence showed signs of improvement as high street retail yields decreased by 25 bps and four sectors experienced a decrease in yields. This trend was last observed in March, which saw no sectors with decreasing yields. The decrease in debt costs played a significant role in this shift, along with improved occupational metrics in certain sectors. However, this positive sentiment is not consistent across all sectors. South East Offices and Leisure Parks both reported a 25 bps softening in yields in June. South East Offices showed a further potential softening of yields, indicating the impact of structural and legislative changes in that market segment. Learn more here:

There were signs in June that improving market confidence was starting to have an influence on pricing, with high street retail yields coming in by 25 bps and four sectors reporting downward pressure on yields. March was the last month we saw that many sectors reporting downward pressure and was a month where no sectors saw yields come in. Falling debt costs have been a catalyst to this, coupled with improving occupational metrics in some sectors. But, this improving sentiment is not universal across the board. Two sectors (South East Offices and Leisure Parks) reported a further softening in yields of 25 bps in both cases in June. The former was assigned with an upward arrow pointing to further yield softening, reflecting the structural and legislative shifts impacting that part of the market. See more:

📄 Read the latest Savills UK Commercial Market in Minutes: http://savi.li/6045YF2St It is clear that pricing has started to change in some segments, with sectors (retail warehouses, industrial and hotels) more advanced on their journey than others. Our latest Market in Minutes shares expert insights, with our key statistics being: 📈 2.3% - Inflation is well below the 11.1% reached in Oct 2022 💷 £15.7bn - UK commercial investment volume by end of May 2024 📊 6.05% - UK average prime yield held in May 🏨 44% - Hotels 2024 YTD investment volume stands at 44% above the annual 2023 total (£2.87bn) Find out more. Clare Bailey | James Gulliford | Richard Merryweather #CommercialRealEstate #Investment #RealEstate

A recent report from Mercer on the US real estate market says that necessity-based retailing has seen an investment resurgence, with grocery-anchored retail remaining a stronger performer and centers with essential and value-oriented retail tenants expected to provide attractive income and overall performance. Mercer’s high-conviction managers have also proactively moved their portfolios toward overweight positions in the industrial sectors as demand for industrial space remains very strong. With vacancy rates reaching all-time lows, Mercer says e-commerce growth continues to drive the demand for industrial assets, aiding in the strong fundamentals for this property type. In the report, Mercer highlights the NCREIF Property Index NPI-ODCE saying that past property value corrections have reset the stage for extended periods of positive returns, with periods following economic downturns historically producing outsized returns. We agree and are seeing similar opportunities across our European convenience real estate portfolio. As we continue fundraising and deploying capital for our latest fund, MEREP 3, we believe that this year and next could become an exceptional vintage for those investors with dry powder available and specialist know-how to take advantage of the current market conditions. #conveniencerealestate #retailparks #lightindustrial #SME #urbanlogistics #selfstorage #esg