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US Property Market Update: Insights and Trends for Investors

Gain valuable insights on the US property market update in September 2007, including trends, risks, and opportunities for investors. Learn about GDP, job numbers, recession risks, and the impact on various property sectors such as apartments, industrial, office, and retail markets.

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US Property Market Update: Insights and Trends for Investors

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  1. There is a difference. U.S. Property Market Update Mary Ludgin, PhD, Heitman Research September, 2007

  2. GDP Has Peaked

  3. Job Numbers are Weak

  4. Recession Risk Up – Rate Cut Enough?

  5. Corporations Remain Profitable But…

  6. Cap Rates Poised to Move Up a Little

  7. With Repricing Mitigated by Staunch Investors U.S. Stocks Non-U.S. Stocks Bonds Real Estate

  8. And Increasing Capital Flows

  9. Most Western Metros Growing Faster than U.S. But Growth Will Slow

  10. L.A. and San Diego Lagging U.S. in Job Gains

  11. Apartments Feeling Bruntof Housing Market Correction

  12. Apartment Vacancies on the Rise

  13. But Apt. Rents GenerallyStill Growing Faster Than U.S. Average

  14. With a Few Exceptions

  15. Industrial Recovery Continues But Slowing

  16. Western Metros Beating U.S. Average

  17. This Carries Through to Rent Growth

  18. Mixed Picture on Industrial Construction

  19. Office Market Well Positioned for Slow Down

  20. Western Office Markets Mostly Healthy

  21. Office Rent Growth Varies

  22. As Does Construction Volume

  23. Sales Declining as Economy Slows

  24. Income Growth Will Drive Sales

  25. Retail Markets Starting From Good Position

  26. Construction Quite Modest in Some Markets

  27. Though Not Modest Everywhere

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