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United States Cross Sector Outlook
Real estate markets remain slow and steady, but both leasing and investment demand are beginning to broaden. As the cyclical recovery swings between acceleration and deceleration, unique structural transitions are at work in 2013 across property sectors and markets that pave the way to a steady course for opportunities to come out ahead.
U.S. Cross Sector Outlook - Spring 2013 |
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International Capital Sources
Released during the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate’s (AFIRE) annual Winter Conference in New York, our report identifies the prominence of the U.S. as the greatest destination for direct cross-border commercial real investment over the past year, which we expect to be maintained in 2013 and beyond.
International Capital Sources U.S. Inflows - Winter 2013
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United States Cross Sector Outlook
As global growth expectations are dampened by macro-economic and geopolitical uncertainty, investors still look to the U.S. as a safe haven for real estate investment, with a slightly increasing appetite for risk. For 2013, investor sentiment for many and those enlisted in our Cross Sector survey points to a preference toward core multifamily, office and industrial product in markets benefiting from improved growth.
U.S. Cross Sector Outlook - Fall 2012 |
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Volume transacted beats investors expectations
Increased expectations for volume growth in 2012 proved true in the second quarter– Jones Lang LaSalle recorded a total market volume of nearly $1.2B transacted in the major southeast markets.
Southeast Investment Sales Outlook - Q2 2012 |
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Warehouses pique investor interest
Industrial real estate spans a wide range of product types, but for investors in the market, warehouses and distribution properties tend to be the most appealing, indicating a broader resurgence in demand for smaller industrial spaces.
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Should you consider a sale-leaseback?
With increasing financial pressure on organizations, savvy real estate executives are leaving no avenue unexplored in seeking maximum real estate performance at minimum cost. Here is a look at some of the benefits and downsides of sale-leasebacks, and factors you should consider in order to structure one for optimum results.
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The United States proves "land of opportunity" for foreign investors
Nearly $27 billion of global capital poured into the United States in 2012, with two-thirds of investments concentrated in nine major markets. However, the "less-expected" industrial-driven secondary markets are drawing the interest of foreign investors in 2013.
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So far, so good, but keep your head down
At the beginning of 2012, we felt the continued growing optimism that had built in 2011. The only real question was, would the volume and quality of transactions be there to meet the capital demand?
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Net lease cap rates—How low can cap rates go?
An unpredictable economic and low-interest-rate environment has forced yield-driven investors away from the traditional fixed income products and into alternatives such as net lease real estate. This increased demand coupled with a limited supply of assets has led to remarkably low cap rates, but how low can cap rates go?
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Land and development: Change you can believe in
Over the past few years, adjectives describing the world of land sales and development verged on the apocalyptic. It would be hard to overstate how deeply the financial meltdown has impacted the dynamics of land development and new construction.
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Apartments Outlook 2012 Survey
Completed by more than 150 private investors, real estate brokers, developers, REIT and institutional investors at the RealShare APARTMENTS conference this fall, the survey tapped into practitioners’ beliefs on cap rates, competition and the future health of the capital markets in this high-profile sector of the market.
Apartments Outlook 2012 Survey |
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MBA 2012 reports
Timed to the buzz of this year’s Mortgage Bankers Association conference, these reports feature commercial real estate lending analysis conducted in partnership with Penton Media Research, which produced a proprietary survey that compiled feedback from 186 borrowers and 136 lenders that together comprised a total median $73.3 million in commercial real estate asset value.
MBA Final Report
MBA Lender Expectations
MBA Borrower Sentiments |
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Global Capital Flows
Designed as an analytical tool to uncover how commercial real estate capital is moving around the world, the report illustrates the current market condition and examines how it will evolve.
View report l Download PDF |
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Global Market Perspective
Global Market Perspective is JLL's regular view on the impact of economic forces on property markets worldwide. It is a unique combination of updates from professionals on the ground and the insights of our leading research organization.
Global Market Perspective |
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U.S. total transaction volume pegged to $160 billion for 2011
United States total preliminary investment transaction volume is pegged up 44 percent to $160 billion for 2011. According to our Capital Markets Outlook, the transaction volume growth trend will continue throughout 2012, but at a slower year-over-year growth rate when compared to 2010 and 2011.
Capital Markets Outlook 2012
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Prime assets reign supreme
Released this fall at the Urban Land Institute’s Fall Conference in LA, this report shows investors are beginning to pull back from further expansion on the risk continuum and secondary, tertiary and Class B assets may have to wait for further consideration.
Capital Markets Outlook 3Q 2011
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 Jones Lang LaSalle paves the way to Capital Markets leadership in the U.S. and globally as featured in Real Estate Forum. Read more |
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