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Explore the economic forecast for the Louisville real estate market in 2014, including transactions, new supply, capital markets, and strategies for success. Learn about market responses, debt strategies, fundamentals, and growth trends.
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2014 Real ESTATE ECONOMIC FORECASTJanuary 30, 2014 • Steve LaMotte Jr., Senior Vice President • Dave Lockard, Senior Vice PresidentDane Wilson, Senior Associate
Agenda • 1. Louisville Fundamentals • 2. Transactions • 3. New Supply • 4. Capital Markets Overview • 5. Strategies & Opportunities for 2014
RISK PREMIUMS • Louisville MSA Cap Rates to 10-Year UST at Time of Sale
Market response to rise in interest rates • Class A • Tracking $7 Billion / 135 Multi-Housing deals • 88 Class A • 20 out of 135 Requested Price Adjustment • 9 out of 20: Price Adjustment Requested, Seller Declined; Still Transacted • 8 out of 20: < 2% Price Adjustment • 2 out of 20: 2% - 4% Price Adjustment • 1 out of 20: > 4% Price Adjustment
Debt strategies in a rising interest market • Move Down the Yield Curve • 10 Year Rate: 5.33% • 7 Year Rate: 4.78% • 5 Year Rate: 4.21% • Floating Rate (Capped ARM): 3.52% • 7 Year Float to Fixed: 4.20%
employment Current Unemployment Rate Total Number of Jobs U.S. 6.7% Louisville 7.3% Kentucky 8.2% National & State Unemployment as of Dec. 2013 Local Unemployment as of Nov. 2013 *November 2013(P) Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Population growth • Louisville MSA 2.9% 1.9% 10.5% Source: CBRE
household growth • Louisville MSA 3.2% 2.1% 11.2% Source: CBRE
Owner-occupied housing trends • Louisville MSA Source: CBRE
Market-wide Rents & Occupancy • Louisville MSA
Top-20 Properties Rents & Occupancy • Louisville MSA
“A” Grade transactions, 2013 Orchard Hills 373 Units Seller: Icon Properties Buyer: Bluestone Southgate 256 Units Seller: Inland Group Buyer: Paladin Realty Partners
Louisville sales volume * *2010 includes the partial interest sale of The Province
“A” & “B” CAP RATES * *No “A” grade sales in 2008
New supply • Louisville MSA
Building permits • Louisville MSA
Strategies & opportunities • Loan assumptions en vogue • High demand for well-located value-add andbest-of-class • Secondary/tertiary markets looking more attractive • Emergence of the pre-sale • Highly amenitized, high rent supply continues • We’ve hit maximum sustainable occupancies • The window is open but…
For more information regarding this presentation please contact: CBRE Indianapolis-Cincinnati Multi-Housing Group • www.cbre.com/mhgindianapolis icmhg@cbre.com