More and more real estate professionals are predicting a recession in the next 12 months, but Beacon Economics says there is no downturn in sight.
More and more real estate professionals are predicting a recession in the next 12 months, but Beacon Economics says there is no downturn in sight.
By Marc DeCambre One widely used signal of the health of the stock market has hit an all-time high, potentially setting the stage for a further rally by U.S. equity benchmarks, say technical analysts. The New York Stock Exchange’s advance/decline line touched an all-time high on Wednesday, as seen in the chart below from StockCharts: […]
The San Diego region continues to assert itself as a leader in multifamily fundamentals, so suggested a recent report from Yardi Matrix.
Although many metros have seen a boon of new housing supply this year, recent surveys from RealPage and Yardi Matrix show certain locations, including San Diego, are absorbing their limited new inventory.
With a robust economic market and strong rent growth, San Diego continues to deliver strong returns and confidence for area investors says the Fall 2017 analysis of San Diego multifamily published by Yardi Matrix. The quarterly report arrives on the heels of San Diego being recently named the fourth “hottest” real estate market in the […]
Lacking multifamily construction continues to push San Diego County towards higher rents, higher occupancy USC Lusk 2017 Multifamily Forecast Report.
Despite rising financial confidence, more residents than ever are planning to continue renting for the foreseeable future, even if there is a rent increase says data released Monday in the Freddie Mac “Profile of Today’s Renter Multifamily Renter Research”. Many Won’t Move, Even If Rents Go Up The survey, conducted by the multifamily sector of […]
CoStar Group and Real Capital Analytics both suggest that the Y-O-Y sales drops in commercial real estate may be reversing.
San Diego area unemployment may have grown by 0.1% in October, but that isn’t stopping consumer confidence, up with the addition of 2,500 retail jobs.
Fewer San Diegans were out of work in August despite the usual drop in tourism jobs, state officials reported Friday to the San Diego Union Tribune.